hendek (kaleye ait)

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moat
{n} a canal or ditch made round a castle
{v} to surround or secure with a moat
a ditch on the outside of a fortress wall
To surround with a moat
ditch dug as a fortification and usually filled with water
A deep trench usually filled with water that surrounded a castle
the gap between snow and ice and a rock wall
A moat is a deep, wide channel dug round a place such as a castle and filled with water, in order to protect the place from attack
Nickname for the gutter
NLANR Measurement and Operations Analysis Team, at SDSC
Measurement Operations and Analysis Team A research team based in the USA
The ditch surrounding a castle, filled with water when the castle was on a stream or river, but most often just a dry ditch When wet, they did not contain alligators, but there was other revolting stuff in them
– narrow, standing collar
The gutter
A deep defensive ditch that surrounds the wall of a fortified town or castle and is usually filled with water
{i} protective body of water surrounding a town or fortress, wide trench filled with water that surrounds a castle
A deep, wide defensive ditch, normally filled with water surrounding a fortified habitation
Douve A deep trench dug around a castle to impede attack from the surrounding land It could be either left dry or filled with water Water filled moats made it more difficult for attackers to dig tunnels
Defence ditch, usually filled with water, on the outside of a fortress wall
A trench filled with water dug around the castle It was often filled with sharp and dangerous objects like rusty metal and glass Inhabitants of the area often also threw refuse in it, contributing to the stink of the area
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