English ⇄ French

ditch [dɪʧ] n
gen.	gorge du piège
agric.	creuser des tranchées
chem.	fossé m; tranchée f
comp.	sillon m; rainure f
construct.	fosse d'écoulement; watergang m; fosse f; fosse d'interception des eaux de ruissellement; canal dans une ville; y compris les quais ou rues qui le longent; fouille f
industr.	bordure-caniveau f
road.wrk.	creux m; excavation f
tech.	douve f; fossé m (égout); rigole f; roubine régional; tranchée f (drainage)
transp.	laisser en planabandonner
transp., polit.	amerrissage forcé
to ditch n
agric., construct.	creuser une tranchée
transp.	faire un amerrissage; faire un amerrissage forcé
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 n
environ.	fossé m
ditching ['dɪʧɪŋ] v
agric.	creusement de fossés
transp., avia.	amerrissage forcé; amerissage forcé
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: 250 phrases in 23 subjects

Agriculture	87
Botany	4
Chemistry	2
Coal	1
Construction	60
Earth sciences	2
Environment	5
Equestrian sports	3
Forestry	2
General	7
Hydrology	4
Ichthyology	2
Industry	1
Informal	1
Law	2
Life sciences	7
Metallurgy	4
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	20
Natural sciences	4
Soil science	2
Technology	2
Transport	16
Water resources	12