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dugout

/ˈdʌɡ.aʊt/

dugoutnoun

dugouts

/ˈdʌɡ.aʊt/

Translations

The soldiers took shelter in a dugout during the battle.

Солдаты укрылись в землянке во время боя.

скамейка запасных

The coach sat on the dugout watching the game.

Тренер сидел на скамейке запасных, наблюдая за игрой.

Additional translations

Definitions

A shelter dug into the ground, often used by soldiers in warfare.

The soldiers took cover in the dugout during the artillery barrage.

A boat made by hollowing out a log, traditionally used by indigenous peoples.

The explorers traveled down the river in a dugout, marveling at the craftsmanship.

A bench area located near the field where baseball players and coaches sit during a game.

The team cheered from the dugout as their teammate hit a home run.

Synonyms

dugoutadjective

/ˈdʌɡ.aʊt/

Used attributively to describe something that has been hollowed or excavated, e.g., "dugout canoe".

Definitions

Hollowed or excavated out of a solid material, especially wood or earth.

The explorers paddled across the lake in a dugout canoe.

Synonyms