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I . ditch <-es> [dɪtʃ] N

ditch (for drainage)
fosso m
ditch road
vala f
ditch (for defense)

II . ditch [dɪtʃ] VB trans

1. ditch (discard):

ditch car
ditch proposal

2. ditch inf (end relationship):

ditch

last-ditch ADJ, last-gasp ADJ

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The deep ditch excavated has survived to the present day.
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Archaeological investigations over the site have been limited to the excavations of a ditch and a highly eroded rampart.
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The small fort was defended by earthenwork and by two small ditches.
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He built houses and storage rooms, and an irrigation ditch to power his grain mill.
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Small scale excavations were made in 2012 revealing the depth of the ditches.
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The aircraft then skidded on its nose for another quarter mile, struck a ditch, and exploded.
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Ditches surround it and there are three earthen ramparts.
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Beside "rak" (the plural of the "a" stem word "r", price) "rok" also exists (ditch).
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An excavation was done in 2002, revealing a steep ditch.
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It was protected by a deep dry moat or fortification ditch.
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