trencher

• 名词，有两个意思：挖沟渠的人；历史上用来盛放或切食物的木板或木盘。

A noun with two meanings: a person who digs trenches, or a wooden board or platter used historically for serving or carving food.

1. A person who digs trenchesB2formal

   A laborer or worker who digs trenches, especially for construction, drainage, or military purposes.

   挖沟工

   • The trencher worked tirelessly to lay the pipes.
   • During the war, many soldiers served as trenchers.
   • The construction crew hired a skilled trencher for the foundation.

2. A wooden board or platter for foodC1formalbritish

   A flat, often rectangular piece of wood used historically for serving or carving food.

   木制餐盘

   • The knight carved the meat on a large trencher.
   • In medieval times, meals were often served on a trencher.
   • The baker placed the fresh bread on a wooden trencher.

   同义词boardplankplatter