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dugout

/ˈdʌɡˌaʊt/ /ˈdʌɡaʊt/

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noun

زورق بدائي

A canoe made from a hollowed-out log.

Examples :

"The fisherman paddled his dugout silently across the lake. "

جدف الصياد بزورقه البدائي بهدوء عبر البحيرة.

nautical vehicle

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noun

حفرة، ملجأ

A pit dug into the ground as a shelter, especially from enemy fire.

Examples :

"During the intense thunderstorm, the children took shelter in the dugout behind the school. "

خلال العاصفة الرعدية الشديدة، لجأ الأطفال إلى الحفرة خلف المدرسة.

military building war architecture place

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noun

ملجأ، حفرة

A sunken shelter at the side of a baseball or football (soccer) field where non-playing team members and staff sit during a game.

Examples :

"The baseball team's dugout was filled with cheering parents and excited coaches. "

كان ملجأ فريق البيسبول مليئًا بالآباء المشجعين والمدربين المتحمسين.

sport place building

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noun

أداة تدخين الماريجوانا

A device used to smoke marijuana.

Examples :

"He quickly hid the dugout when his parents walked into the room. "

أخفى بسرعة أداة تدخين الماريجوانا عندما دخل والداه الغرفة.

device substance utensil

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noun

حفرة، خندق

A pit used to catch and store rainwater or runoff.

Examples :

"The farmer dug a dugout near the barn to collect rainwater for his thirsty crops. "

حفر المزارع حفرة بالقرب من الحظيرة لجمع مياه الأمطار لمحاصيله المتعطشة.

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