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The phrase "a trap at the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a location or situation that involves a trap, often in a narrative or descriptive manner.
Example: "As they ventured deeper into the forest, they stumbled upon a trap at the edge of a clearing, cleverly concealed by leaves and branches."
Alternatives: "a snare at the" or "a pitfall at the".
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The Joker then sets a trap at the Gotham Museum of Art for Vicki, and he and his henchmen vandalize the surrounding works of art.
He went into what should have looked to his campaign like a trap at the New York Daily News editorial board on April 1st without the answers to some fairly obvious questions.
Do not place a trap at the end of a tunnel.
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This comes up again when Daenerys learns from Tyrion that her armies have been led intro a trap at Casterly Rock, compounding the loss of her fleet and the Tyrell and Martell forces.
Florida threw a trap at North Carolina -- on the court and in the Tar Heels' minds -- that turned the game its way.
The background: Gosh Pith call what they do "cosmic trap" because, they say, "a genre is a cosmic trap at the end of the day".
Anna Beauchamp joined her husband in his cell in the dungeon; the only entry was through a trap door at the top of the room.
As part of ongoing arbovirus surveillance efforts, the City of Dallas Vector Control Division collected 65 mosquitoes in a gravid trap at the edge of a wooded area near a residential district in Dallas County on August 13 , 2009
A trap door at the bottom of the board is still the only entrance and exit.
"Will the government evict us or not?" Another young man tramped off into the woods to check a honey trap at the top of a tall tree.
I've spent cold winter mornings slogging through snow and ice on the one-hour approach to the Industrial Wall near Eldorado Canyon, only to find myself comfortably basking in a sun trap at the base of the crag, wearing just a T-shirt.
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