Noun:

একজন সৈন্যের উপযোগী সংকীর্ণ পরিখা,

slit trench's Usage Examples:

and Canadian military argot it equates to a range of terms including slit trench, or fire trench (a trench deep enough for a soldier to stand in), a sangar.

opening at the top of the hull earned the vehicle a nickname: "mobile slit trench".

The summit of the oval barrow was disturbed by a World War II slit trench; the edges of the barrow have also been disturbed by ploughing as well.

His aircraft wheels caught the lip of a slit trench, causing his Me 262 to cartwheel.

This allowed access from a tunnel or slit trench to the rear.

a hatch in the roof or through a low entrance cut into the pipe to a slit trench.

] is to dig a slit trench.

] Then he digs a slit trench for you.

day, Foggy sees a hole in the road that reminds him of a World War II slit trench.

his slit trench and with complete disregard for his personal safety attended the wounded man and administered first aid.

While returning to his slit trench.

While positioned in a slit trench he advanced on his opposite number after British shelling of the enemy.

Today the Boneyard is a highly channelized stream, running in a slit trench, with steel sheet pilings along much of its length.

the summit; the second scout attracted his attention to Germans in a slit trench just below the crest, who were preparing to fire with a machine gun at.

A slit trench was dug on the north side of the building, a rifle embrasure formed on.

house, Sepoy Kamal Ram, dashing towards the house, shot one German in a slit trench and captured two more.

wounded in September's Battle of Flers–Courcelette; sheltering in a slit trench, he reads Aeschylus in the original Greek.

Other remaining buildings include defensive pillboxes, a brick slit trench used as a defence position, the fire tender building now used as a store.

carrier wounded both Denman and a private soldier named Kent in their slit trench, Kent seriously.

"When we were about ten yards away we had reached the top of the slit trench and we killed any of the survivors," recalled British infantryman Bill.

Synonyms:

trench;

Antonyms:

natural elevation;