entrench in Portuguese
entrench in Portuguese is entrincheirar — entrench means to dig a deep, narrow channel into the ground.
entrench in Portuguese
entrincheirar
(military) To surround or provide with a trench, especially for defense; to dig in.
What does "entrench" mean?
- verb To dig a deep, narrow channel into the ground.
- verb To cut a long narrow ditch into the ground.
- verb To dig a trench around something, or otherwise fit it with one, particularly as a defense; to dig in.
- verb To hold an opinion so firmly that you will not change your mind, even when shown good reasons to.
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What is "entrench" in Portuguese?
"entrench" in Portuguese is entrincheirar. entrench means: To dig a deep, narrow channel into the ground.
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