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ditch [dɪʧ] n
gen.	grup m; aanvoersloot f; groef f
antenn.	groef f
construct.	sloot voor het opvangenverzamelenvan percolatiewater; bermgracht f; kavelsloot f; sloot f; watergang m; afsnijdende sloot; afvoersloot f; afwateringsgreppel n; afwateringssloot f; groeve f; gracht f
environ.	greppel f
industr.	schuin aflopende goot
to ditch [dɪʧ] n
agric., construct.	een sloot graven
transp.	ditchen; noodlanden op het water
ditch A long, narrow excavation artificially dug in the ground; especially an open and usually unpaved waterway, channel, or trench for conveying water for drainage or irrigation, and usually smaller than a canal. Some ditches may be natural watercourses [dɪʧ] n
environ.	sloot f
ditching ['dɪʧɪŋ] v
transp., avia.	noodlanding op het water; noodlandingen op het water maken
English thesaurus
ditch [dɪʧ] abbr.
abbr., amer.	get rid of (Val_Ships)
austral., humor.	sea
slang	leave (I'll ditch my younger brother with my grandmother)
DITCH [dɪʧ] abbr.
abbr., avia.	ditching

ditch : 124 phrases in 9 subjects

Agriculture	63
Construction	36
Environment	3
General	4
Hydraulics	1
Industry	1
Life sciences	3
Natural sciences	3
Transport	10