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 Übersetzung für 'Roman trench' von Englisch nach Deutsch
hist.mil.
Roman trench
Römergraben {m}
Teiltreffer
to trenchausheben
138
to trenchzerfurchen
40
agr.
to trench
tief umpflügen
to trenchsich eingraben
constr.mil.
trench
Künette {f}
7
agr.hort.
to trench
rigolen [tief pflügen]
20
to trenchmit Gräben durchziehen
mil.
trench
Schützengraben {m}
319
trenchGraben {m}
1184
to trenchgraben
1268
geogr.geol.
Sunda Trench
Sundagraben {m}
mil.
trench warfare
Grabenkampf {m}
archaeo.
wall trench
Wandgräbchen {n}
archaeo.
wall trench
Wandgraben {m}
geogr.
Mariana Trench
Marianenrinne {f}
latrine trenchLatrinengraben {m}
geogr.geol.
Philippine Trench
Philippinengraben {m}
archaeo.
robber trench
Raubgraben {m}
archaeo.
investigative trench
Suchgraben {m}
constr.
trench lining
Verbau {m} [eines Grabens]
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • There she cut a stratigraphic trench across the summit of the mound and down the Northern and Southern slopes, exposing the Iron II to the Roman period stratigraphic sequence of the site.
  • Examples include the "caligae" of the Roman military, the "ammo boot" in use by the British and Commonwealth armies from the 1860's and the US Army "trench boots" of World War I.
  • Roman period is represented with the trench near Kovin ("Rimski šanac").
  • From the time of the Roman Empire just outside the village, on the west, lies the trench which Romans have used for transport.
  • In 271 BC the Roman consul Manius Curius Dentatus ordered the construction of a canal (the Curiano Trench) to divert the water from the marshes in the Rieti Valley and from Lake Velino over the natural cliff at Marmore, creating the waterfall.

  • The southern part of the wicker columns and fortifications of the Roman emperor Hadrian's period, trench walls of Byzantine period dating back to 1460 have been discovered.
  • Some surviving documents show that they discovered remains of Celtic and Gothic settlements, a trench from the Roman period and relics from the Austrian rule after the conquest of Eugene of Savoy.
  • The old Roman walls had collapsed and the Normans used their remains as the basis for the outer castle perimeter, digging a defensive trench and throwing up a [...] high bank of earth over the Roman fortifications.
  • A circular trench was cut into the ground and votive offerings and samples of earth from each man's native lands were placed within.
  • The soldiers sat on wooden boards with holes, which covered one big trench.

  • A first century AD pot was discovered in a house foundation trench at Trent Lane.
  • Horatius figures prominently in Jessie Pope's 1915 poem "The Longest Odds" about the exploits of a highlander who single-handedly clears an entire German trench before being killed.
  • deep trench which stretched across the narrow neck of the peninsula.
  • In 2007 there was a watching brief when an electricity supply trench was dug in the middle of the lost settlement site, just north-east of the farm buildings, but no archaeological evidence was found.
  • Recent research on the ancient trench around the local monastery found organic samples in the date range from 140 AD to 590 AD.

  • originally indicated both the trench and the bank.
  • The road was constructed by excavating a wide, shallow trench below subsoil level.
  • The term "iarc" ("border ditch") could derive either from the Turkish word ("ark", "arka") or from the Slavic word ("jarak"), the general meaning being that of "ditch", "canal", "trench".
  • The remains of a medieval moated homestead in Whomerley Wood comprise an 80-yard-square trench almost five feet wide in parts.
  • The south-western wall of the settlement extended along the length of the present-day Graben and Naglergasse; before the wall lay a trench ("Graben").

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