Sentence examples for trench foot from inspiring English sources
noun
A medical condition which can affect the feet when they are constantly cold and wet. Similar to, but not the same as frostbite.
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Prevention is the best approach to dealing with trench foot.
You're standing in water all day, getting trench foot.
"That was crazy," he said while explaining he still had lingering trench foot from the rainy experience.
Most soldiers I know have made this exact complaint about their "tac" vests before, along with grievances about their boots, which is essential for proper performance during combat (just think trench-foot from WWI) and considered second in importance only to your weapon. .
Just to bury the cattle from one big feedlot would require a trench 10 feet deep, 10 feet wide and 25 miles long, he said.
Some Palestinians manage to bypass the trench on foot.
A trench, 4 feet long and 2 feet deep, had been dug in advance, taking up half the width of the main street.
A truck known as a guzzler used a vacuum to suck the dirt into a tank, leaving a trench two feet wide and three feet deep that was filled with clean soil.
