foxhole 的定义
- a small pit, usually for one or two soldiers, dug as a shelter in a battle area.
foxhole 近义词
等同于 trench
等同于 dugout
foxhole 的近义词 5 个
更多foxhole例句
- Even his friends who adored the EMT lifestyle, with its sense of purpose and foxhole camaraderie, usually ended up leaving after two or three years.
- I think there’s an awareness that we’re in the foxhole together, and there’s not a lot of us, and we’re being assaulted, and so you’ve got to be together.
- [He tears off the tape] They stole into my foxhole at night and covered my face with Scotch tape.
- But what if a soldier had my book in their foxhole: would they curse me or thank me?
- Some colleagues viewed him as “calm, friendly, collected, a foxhole type of guy.”
- So he would go from foxhole to foxhole and, by any means, would get his men to fight.
- Nor is he likely to be found, as Saddam Hussein was, cowering in a covered foxhole.
- A grenade had come flying into the foxhole where Dane and Harding had felt reasonably safe.
- With morning he was half a mile away, in a foxhole less than sixty yards from the massive outer perimeter of the arena.
- The foxhole had two entrances, both well-concealed, and he had rigged elaborate warning devices should the vicinity be approached.
- The shower of rock is somewhat reminiscent of Ungava's meteor spray or splintered debris forced down a soldier's foxhole.
- And while an officer wouldn't be expected to pitch a tent, he would dig his own foxhole, unless he was well up in grade.