foxholes
英 [ˈfɒkshəʊlz]
美 [ˈfɑksˌhoʊlz]
n. 散兵坑
foxhole的复数
柯林斯词典
- 散兵坑
A foxhole is a small hole which soldiers dig as a shelter from the enemy and from which they can shoot.
双语例句
- Iraq braced for war, lining the streets of Baghdad with fighting positions and foxholes, while the Pentagon moved B-2 stealth bombers from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri to bases close to Iraq.
伊拉克加紧备战，在巴格达街道两侧布置了许多战位和散兵坑，另一方面，五角大楼将数架b-2隐身轰炸机从密苏里州的怀特曼空军基地派往接近伊拉克的基地。 - The command post was located at the center of the square and consisted of waist high foxholes for the spotter, the range finder, and the commander.
连部在开阔地的中心，由数个深到腰际的散兵坑组成，测距手要和连长在一个位置上。 - True, there are plenty of agnostics in the foxholes of solitude;
在孤独的散兵坑里确实有许多不可知论者； - Digging foxholes can be effective providing your enemy does not have garrison clearing units.
在敌人没有清空建筑单位时，挖散兵坑也是有效的方式。 - But, as Mr Bernanke tells him: "There are no atheists in foxholes and no ideologues in financial crises."
不过，正如伯南克告诉他的：“在散兵坑里没有无神论者，在金融危机中没有空想家。” - They are lying silent in their foxholes for they are dead.
他们安静躺在散兵坑里，因为他们都死了。 - They were digging out foxholes all across japan.
他们在整个日本挖了无数个散兵坑。 - It is often cynically said that there are no atheists in foxholes.
很讽刺的是，在散兵坑里没有无神论者。 - Among brothers, share foxholes, help each other in dire moments.
兄弟间一同使用散兵坑，在危难时刻彼此帮助。