What is a trench? by Natalia González Gil

A trench is a place where the people refuges from the bullets, grenades and all the armament that had the rival. They were narrow and people lived in very bad conditions, they ate food in highly bad quality and most of the people died because of diseases and virus there. They couldn't have a shower obviously. They were used too for advancing through the area.

2023-01-31 08:48:40 UTC

What is a trench?

2023-01-31 13:15:03 UTC

A trench is a long wall made of sacks to protect soldiers from de bullets.

2023-01-31 13:16:56 UTC

A trench is a fairly extensive linear excavation in the ground around 2-3 meters deep, in which soldiers can fire at the enemy while being protected. Also, in wars, soldiers live there during the war period.

Nicolás Rodríguez Sánchez

A trench is a defensive trench that allows firing under cover from the enemy. The trenches usually housed unhealthy conditions and many soldiers had to stay there for months, so there were many sources of infections and diseases that caused a large number of deaths. Apart from all this, disease was not the only problem to worry about, as various pests, such as rats, made the trenches a deplorable place.

2023-01-31 13:17:08 UTC

Marina Rosado Sánchez.

A trench is a strip that soldiers used to protect themselves from the weapons of the opposing side. The soldiers who lived in them lived in very poor conditions, barely edible food, without showers so they had little good hygiene, so they took various diseases from which many died. The trenches traveled for miles to advance through the area.

2023-01-31 13:17:49 UTC

A trench is a defensive ditch that allow firing from the enemy's cover. Normally they had very bad conditions and many soldiers stayed there for months, so there were many infections and diseases that caused a large number of deaths. Diseases were not the only problem, since there were also different pests, such as rats, they made these a deplorable place.

2023-01-31 13:20:40 UTC

Mónica Navarro Romero

2023-01-31 13:25:56 UTC

A trench is where soldiers covered from the rival army. Were used in the 1st world war to protect from the other band and attack it. People lived in very poor conditions of hygiene, hunger and ills and many people died because of the living conditions. It were large lines dug in the territories between kindoms.

2023-01-31 13:27:15 UTC

The trenches often contained unsanitary conditions and many soldiers had to stay there for months, so there were many pockets of infection and disease that caused a large number of deaths.

Mónica Romero Olivera

A trench is a long excavation in the ground, where soldiers were refugied during the war. The sides focus on defending the territories they control. The soldiers stayed in very terrible, inhuman and poor conditions, people couldn't sleep or eat. Also soldiers had no chance of shower, so many of this people died because of infections and deseases.

2023-01-31 13:30:32 UTC

2023-01-31 13:37:51 UTC

It is an area where soldiers could hide from the enemy and not be hit easily. Many people die in the trenches and they are not in a good condition.

Nerea Gómez Obregón

In this photo you can see the use of a machine guns and toxic gases

2023-01-31 13:39:13 UTC

A trench is a type of warfare in which opposing armies face each other in entrenched positions, normally the two teams use a offensive tastic .

What is a trench?

2023-01-31 15:19:52 UTC

A trench is a narrow excavation that is dug below the level of the surface. They are created as protections or defensive zones for soldiers during wars. Trenches are closelly associated with the World War I, as they caused miles of deaths because there wasn't much food inside them and people had to sleep in them even if the weather was rough.

Paula Montijano Caballero

What is the trench

2023-01-31 16:08:34 UTC

It is a long and narrow underground trench, used to shoot towards the opponent and at the same time avoid enemy bullets. It was created by the Germans to defend themselves in war.
In World War I, there was a phase called "Trench Warfare" because this invention was popular at the time. But, the living conditions were the worst: the soldiers drowned in the mud on rainy days, it was not possible for them to bathe, they had to live with sickness and death every day.
And what was even worse: the newspapers wrote fictitious stories about the trench, inciting young people to go to war ignoring the cruel reality that it was, and most of the journalists who wrote it were called "knights" by the British Crown .
But fortunately, many years later, people found out the truth, and now it is a lesson how a war like that SHOULD NOT be repeated again.

Mia Rospigliosi

What is a trench?

2023-01-31 16:19:24 UTC

A trench is a excavation underground in which soldiers were hidden and protected when they are in a battle. Usually weapons, ammunition and supplies were inside trenches. In WWI, Germans had better trenches than english and french army because they started digging them earlier.

A trench is a ditch in the ground, where soldiers took cover from their enemies. They used it to shoot and that the enemies didn't shoot them too. During the war, the soldiers lived there and they had poor hygiene conditions. Many soldiers died in the trench from diseases.

2023-01-31 16:53:13 UTC

Daniela Gilarranz 4ºC

A trench dug into the ground within which soldiers are protected from enemy fire or partially covered to be able to shoot.

2023-01-31 17:02:59 UTC

What is a trench?

2023-01-31 18:14:23 UTC

A long, narrow and deep dug used as a protective defenses in WW1 by the soldiers.

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 07:52:20 UTC

A trench is a long and narrow ditch that was dug for wars to protect soldiers from bullets or enemy's attack. Soldiers used to live there during the conflict. There was poor hygiene and food.

Miguel Ángel Cabrerizo Muñoz

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 08:08:21 UTC

A trench is a ditch dug into the ground where the soldiers were protected from enemy fire or covered to be able to shoot. They had poor living conditions, poor hygiene, a small and cramped space for many soldiers.

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 09:49:21 UTC

The sides focus on defending the territories they control and this is known as positional warfare (trenches).
This stage of the war was very hard because in the trenches there were very bad conditions, diseases, poor hygiene, it was very cold... It consisted of a long, narrow, deep depression where the soldiers lived for days and days to defend their area against the enemy.

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 09:57:25 UTC

A trench is a long excavation in the floor where soldiers protect from the bullets of the other armies in the war. It was also a place, where the soldiers rest and eat. And in the breaks they played card games in there.Because is an excavation people can get close to there so it was a good sistem of defense.

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 09:58:01 UTC

A trench dug into the ground within which soldiers are protected from enemy fire or partially covered to the abble to shoot. The trenches were harrowing and very narrow. Here lived, in full camaraderie, thousands of soldiers. Often the trenches were made of poor quality materials. Months living in the trenches, in very bad conditions (hunger, disease, lack of hygiene, cold...), and to achieve small advences many lives had to be sacrificed. They were never straigth, but were dug in a jagged pattern, converting the line into segments connected by sleppers.

A trench:

2023-02-01 10:00:13 UTC

It is a very narrow ditch in the ground where soldiers lived, located on the borders of each country. They're used for defense as a way to be safer from the enemy's bullets. They were made with wooden planks, sandbags and mud, the poor conditions made it difficult to live there. There were a lot of rats and lice, which made it easy to catch infections. Life in a trench was really hard, you couldn’t sleep well or for a long time, you had to always be alert and you were never sure how much longer you would keep living. There was nothing to do other than writing cards to your loved ones and the food was limited.

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 10:01:01 UTC

A trench is a long narrow excavation that were build below the surface of the ground. It was a protectve defense, where they attacked, lived for many years, slept and died. The live in there wasn't very good, in fact the soldiers were living in an unhumane conditions. In the trench there was a bad hygiene and the soldiers caught many diseases. After the war, many died from these diseases.
In the trench there was little hygiene and the soldiers caught many diseases. After the war, many died from these diseases.

Daniela Fernández García 4ºD

What is a trech

2023-02-01 10:12:31 UTC

A trech is a very long ditch that could measure kilometers that they built in wars so that the soldiers were more protected. They lived there but not normally since they did not sleep and eat well. The soldiers suffered a lot because were in very porr conditions, although they received letters they missed but very few of them saw thwm again. Many of them, even if they came back alive, were left with a lifelong trauma.

Paola Delgado Garay 4ºD

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 12:22:32 UTC

The trenches were places where the soldiers covered themselves from the enemy, it was like a hole in the ground deep enough to cover themselves from the enemy bullet. there they lived in very bad conditions since there was no hygiene and they feared death.

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 12:23:55 UTC

A trench is a long narrow trench in the ground. The soldiers made these places to take refuge from possible attacks from the enemy side.In this place they lived for months, only moving to advance and continue conquering. At this time they built many trenches.
Celia Cuevas Saviel

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 12:40:12 UTC

A trench is a place small and narrow. Is a line in the ground. The life conditions were very bad because the hygiene was horrible since they coudn't use soap and the soldiers were exhausted and many of them died due to the diseases.

A trench is defined as a narrow excavation made below the surface of the ground. In general, the depth of a trench is greater than its width, but the width of a trench is not greater than 15 feet .

2023-02-01 13:11:27 UTC

A trench is a long and narrow excavation in the ground. The soldiers made them to portect themselves from the enemy. In the trench they lived in bad conditions and many soldiers died.

2023-02-01 13:11:34 UTC

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 13:13:11 UTC

It is a hole through several cities or countries that served to protect the soldiers from the enemy armies.
Samuel Ferrero

What is a trench

2023-02-01 13:14:12 UTC

A trench is defined as a narrow excavation (in relation to its length) made below the surface of the ground. In general, the depth of a trench is greater than its width, but the width of a trench (measured at the bottom) is not greater than 15 feet

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 13:15:25 UTC

A trench is a narrow excavation in the ground, where the soldiers lived for don't be so exposed to the war, they weren't so cleaned, in instance they died in there because of rats and diseases.

Is defined as a narrow excavation (in relation to its length) made below the surface of the ground. Pablo Fernádez Díaz.

2023-02-01 13:16:51 UTC

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 13:17:58 UTC

Ong, deep ditches dug as protective defenses—are most often associated with World War I, and the results of trench warfare in that conflict were hellish indeed.

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 13:19:22 UTC

A trench is a narrow but long excavation made below the surface of the ground. Soldiers of each side protect their territories. Usually there are more than one trench in line. The most dangerous is the first trench. The territory between trenchs is called "no-man's land".
Laura García Peso

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 13:19:48 UTC

A trench is a long and narrow ditch in the floor whose use is protect and host soldiers.
It start to be used in the First World War and its conditions were bad. Many soldiers died because of the hygiene or the little food, they lived in this place during all war.

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 13:21:09 UTC

Is a narrow excavation made below the surface of the ground, where the soldiers were refugees

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 13:22:26 UTC

Is a long excavation in the ground where the soldier stay during the war, the soldir live in poor condiction and a lot of people died for these condition.

Gabriel Nieves Fernández

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 13:24:39 UTC

is a ditch were the soldier defend their position and atack the enemy. In the most of the cases the trench is more dangerous than the war because of the illness that they could get

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 13:28:05 UTC

A trenche is a deep area dug into the ground that served to protect the soldiers

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 13:35:58 UTC

A long narrow deep ditch with the excavated dirt thrown up in front especially used for military defense (the soldiers hide in it) that is most often associated with World War I

A trench is a place that is used by soldiers for refuge from the other army. The soldiers live there in bad conditions.

2023-02-01 13:38:14 UTC

WHAT IS A TRENCH?

2023-02-01 15:53:41 UTC

A trench is a narrow deep place under the floor used by soldiers at the WWI to refuge, to sleep and to eat in war times. This place is not comfortable or cleaner, they had bad conditions

What is a trench?

2023-02-01 17:20:01 UTC

It is a long narrow hole which is dug under the floor where soldiers were hide to protect them from the enemy (during WWI) , to sleep, to eat, to pass the day so it was not much comfortable to stay. It was surrounded by mines and barbed wire.

What is a trench?

2023-02-02 15:15:16 UTC

Is a narrow excavation made below the surface of the ground, where the soldiers were refugees. In those places, soldiers got ill very easily, so many of them died because of this.

What is a trench?

2023-02-02 16:46:01 UTC

A trench dug into the ground within which soldiers are protected from enemy fire or partially covered to be able to shoot.
The trenches were never straight, but were dug in a jagged pattern, making the line into segments connected by sleepers. This meant that a soldier could never see more than 10m or so down the trench.

What is a trench?

2023-02-02 17:07:19 UTC

Alicia Álvarez Gallardo

The trenches were used to protect soldiers in wars, but they had the disadvantage of having an explosion thrown at them, all the soldiers stayed in the trench for days, weeks or months so that they could see that the enemy was already there.

What is a trench?

2023-02-02 18:04:11 UTC

A trench is a long and narrow excavation in the ground, where soldiers were refuged during the war. The soldiers stayed in very terrible, inhuman and poor conditions of live, people couldn't sleep, eat, shower... Because of these living conditions many soldiers died.

Lucía Guillén-Brando Morales

What is a trench?

2023-02-02 19:19:51 UTC

A long narrow trench in the ground for soldiers to hide in war and counter attack enemies.

Dolores Caro León

What is a trench?

2023-02-03 08:32:24 UTC

Trench life involved long periods of boredom mixed with brief periods of terror. The threat of death kept soldiers constantly on edge, while poor living conditions and a lack of sleep wore away at their health and stamina.

José Luis López Molina

A trench is a long and narrow excavation in the ground. The soldiers made them to protect themselves from the enemy. In the trench they lived in bad conditions and many soldiers died.

2023-02-03 08:33:28 UTC

Rodrigo Carballo Vera 4ºE

What is a trench?

2023-02-03 08:33:44 UTC

A trench dug in the ground in which soldiers are protected from enemy fire or partially covered in order to be able to fire.
The function of trenches: Trenches served to protect soldiers in wars, but they had the disadvantage of being blown up, all soldiers stayed in the trench for days, weeks or even months so that they could see that the enemy was already there
Julia López

WHAT IS A TRENCH?

2023-02-03 08:33:51 UTC

A trench is a place that is used by soldiers for refuge from the other army. The soldiers live there in bad conditions.

A trench is a narrow but along excavation made below the surface of the ground. Soldiers of each side protect their territories. Usually there are more than one trench in line. The most dangerous is the first trench. Manuel García Guillén 4°E

2023-02-03 08:34:03 UTC

What is a trench

2023-02-03 08:35:52 UTC

A trench is a long, narrow ditch dug by troops to provide a place of shelter from enemy fire.
There is not only a few, they are a very long complex system connected, forming a line of the army

Joaquín Aguilar 4°E

What is a trench?

2023-02-03 08:36:11 UTC

is a ditch were the soldier defend their position and atack the enemy. In the most of the cases the trench is more dangerous than the war because of the illness that they could get

What is a trench

2023-02-03 08:36:17 UTC

A long cut in the ground

especially one used for military defense often with the excavated dirt thrown up in front. The life conditions were very poorly and mutch person died in trench

David Álvarez Blanco 4ºE

What is a trench

2023-02-03 08:56:59 UTC

A trench is a defensive ditch that allow firing from the enemy's cover.Normally they had very bad conditions and many soldiers stayed there for months.

Darío González Hurtado

WHAT IS A TRENCH?

2023-02-03 09:08:54 UTC

Is a long and narrow excavation in the ground, that was used by the soldiers to protect themselves and also atack the enemy. Soldiers stayed there for long periods of time, living in really poor conditions. Most of the soldiers died there.

Carmen Rodríguez de Almansa Conejero

What is a trench?

2023-02-03 09:11:42 UTC

A long narrow trench in the ground for soldiers to hide in war and counter attack enemies.

Dolores Caro León 4ºE

A trench dug into the ground within which soldiers are protected from enemy fire or partially covered to be able to shoot. Cut made in the land, with slopes on both sides, to build a communication route, such as a highway or a railway.

2023-02-03 12:55:51 UTC

Alba Camino Rodríguez

The trenches were never straight, but were dug in a jagged pattern, making the line into segments connected by sleepers. This meant that a soldier could never see more than 10m or so down the trench.

2023-02-03 13:14:02 UTC

WAHT IS A TRENCH?

2023-02-04 18:10:21 UTC

A trench dug in the ground in which soldiers are protected from enemy fire or partially covered in order to be able to fire. They had very low living conditions, where many soldiers were killed.

What is a trench?

2023-02-05 11:14:33 UTC

a long narrow that soldiers would go into during war to protect themselves from other enemy soldiers

Mireya Medina 4D

What is a trench?

2023-02-05 11:45:12 UTC

Luis Fernando Vázquez Martínez 4D

What is a trench

2023-02-05 13:43:44 UTC

A trench is a narrow space dug in the sand or the dirt of the ground. It was used to fight against other armies and to keep the soldiers safe. It also contains little storages which can include ammunition, guns, grenades. They were used in the WW1 to fight between two different trenches, Germany had the best ones because was the first country to dig them

What is a trench?

2023-02-05 16:34:44 UTC

A trench dug into the ground within which soldiers are protected from enemy fire or partially covered to be able to shoot.
Javier Martín Peral.4 ESO D

What is a trench?

2023-02-05 17:41:56 UTC

Trenches are used in warfare to protect soldiers from the enemy, but they have the disadvantage that all soldiers can spend days, weeks or even months in the trenches if they are hit by an explosion.
Zaida Martínez Marín 4º C

WHAT IS A TRENCH

2023-02-05 17:51:03 UTC

A trench was a narrow dig in the earth that was used during the war where soldiers protected themselves and lived. Their conditions were very bad and millions of soldiers died.

What is a trench?

2023-02-05 18:01:16 UTC

In military engineering, the defensive ditch that allows firing from the enemy's cover is called a trench. The trenches were often home to unsanitary conditions and many soldiers had to stay there for months, so there were many pockets of infection and disease that caused a large number of deaths.

2023-02-05 19:17:28 UTC

A trench dug into the ground within which soldiers are protected from enemy fire or partially covered to be able to shoot.
Rubén Pérez

In military engineering, a trench is the defensive trench that allows firing undercover from the enemy. The trenches usually housed unsanitary conditions and many soldiers had to stay there for months, so there were many pockets of infection and disease.

2023-02-05 19:33:46 UTC

Life in a Trench

eloycentenoa19 — 2023-02-05 21:24:46 UTC

A trench was a few holes of many kilometers that the soldiers used to refuge in the war and in about 100 meters they had their enemies

What is a trench?

2023-02-05 21:40:37 UTC

A trench is an excavation made in the ground They were used for the soldiers could be protected from enemy fire and also they were able to shoot the enemy. In the trench the soldiers do all: eat sleep...

What is a trench?

2023-02-05 21:58:55 UTC

A trench is a deep and narrow hole, or ditch, in the ground, like the kind soldiers on frontlines might dig to give themselves shelter from the enemy.

What is a trench? Ignacio Martínez 4°D

2023-02-05 22:25:02 UTC

A trench is a long and deep ditched dug that were built in WW1 as a medium of protection for the soldiers

What is a trench?

2023-03-11 20:28:39 UTC

The trenches are linear excavations, open and settled in the ground, accessible to operators, and carried out with manual or mechanical means. It consists of excavating by alternate sections, generally of width not exceeding 2 m, and executing the foundation, also alternately. It was used by soldiers in war to protect themselves from enemy fire (they built them very close to the enemy camp).