Sommario
ditch {sostantivo}
canale · fossato · fosso · cunetta · canale di scolo · fossato di scolo · Canale della Manica
to ditch {verbo}
buttare · scartare · disfarsi di · abbandonare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "ditch"
"ditch" traduzione italiano
ditch {sostantivo}
Rare brackish insects live in the myriad of ditches and creeks, comparing in importance only to the Somerset levels in the whole of the country.
I have never seen a cow by a ditch, looking for fish.
But everybody else was looking in the bush and looking in the ditches for golf balls.
Why have embankments, hedges and ditches been destroyed as part of land consolidation, which has, moreover, been carried out in favour of intensive farming?
ditch {sostantivo} (anche: cunette, gutter, dyke, dike)
ditch {sostantivo} (anche: dyke, dike)
ditch {sostantivo} [gerg.]
to ditch {verbo}
to ditch [ditched|ditched] {v.} (anche: to throw about, to waste, to discard, to jettison)
As I have always said, you ca n't just chuck the stuff in a ditch.
to ditch [ditched|ditched] {v.} (anche: to jettison, to scrap, to discard, to abandon)
to ditch [ditched|ditched] {v.} (anche: to discard, to jettison, to dump, to get rid of)
to ditch [ditched|ditched] {v. t.} (anche: to abjure, to give up, to consign, to relegate)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "ditch":
© Princeton Universitytrench · dump · chuck
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "ditch" in Italiano
The Vietnamese Government itself is to blame for this last-ditch, political cry for help on the part of the original inhabitants of the Central Highlands, namely ethnic minorities.
Subsequently, the meeting in Camp David in the summer of 2000 and the last-ditch attempts to find a negotiated solution at Taba in January 2001 also failed to bring a lasting peace.
Is it more Christian to walk by on the other side and leave our fellow human beings lying in the ditch on the road to Jericho, smitten by Parkinson's Disease, Alzheimer's Disease or spinal injury?
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