trenches
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Noun — The front line of a difficult or demanding activity, especially where the hardest, least glamorous work happens.
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What does “trenches” mean?
The word “trenches” means the front line of a difficult or demanding activity, especially where the hardest, least glamorous work happens. In plain terms, used figuratively for the toughest, most hands-on part of a job or struggle — "down in the trenches" means doing the hard, unglamorous work.
How do you pronounce “trenches”?
“Trenches” is pronounced TREHNT-shihz (/ˈtɹɛnt͡ʃɪz/ in IPA).
How do you use “trenches” in a sentence?
Here is “trenches” used in a sentence: “After years in the trenches of retail management, she finally got promoted to head office.”
What part of speech is “trenches”?
“Trenches” is a noun.
Is “trenches” a common word?
“Trenches” is an uncommon word in modern English.