entrench en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

entrench en el diccionario PONS

entrench Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to entrench oneself MILIT.
atrincherarse
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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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He insisted that the thirteen lives rule was too deeply entrenched in the viewer consciousness for his throwaway line to affect it.
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The defender, meanwhile, can improve his odds by entrenching himself atop a hill.
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The point was so that no individual or family were so entrenched by poverty or circumstances that they could not help themselves.
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During particularly heavy fire, the attacking forces landed men on the island, a little north of the town, who entrenched themselves there for the night.
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The effort to identify the essence of human being is frequent in philosophical circles and is entrenched within emerging theoretical scholarship on technoself.
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In this review concerns were expressed that, due to constitution, not entrenched, there was no over-arching protection for human rights.
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This right, along with many other rights, is entrenched in the constitution.
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This failed, as it was strongly opposed by the other constituent states which were determined to entrench white rule.
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She was a brig of 200 tons (bm), and was carrying ammunition and entrenching tools.
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Since uplift to the present altitude, the revived streams of the current cycle of erosion have not entrenched themselves deep enough to develop strong relief.
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