ditch
US /dɪtʃ/
UK /dɪtʃ/
1.
parit, longkang
a long, narrow excavation made in the ground, especially for drainage or irrigation
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The farmer dug a ditch to drain the field.
Petani menggali parit untuk mengalirkan air dari ladang.
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The car ended up in a roadside ditch.
Kereta itu berakhir di parit tepi jalan.
1.
membuang, meninggalkan, mengabaikan
to get rid of or give up (something or someone) because it is no longer wanted or useful
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He decided to ditch his old car for a new one.
Dia memutuskan untuk membuang kereta lamanya untuk yang baru.
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She ditched her friends to go to the party alone.
Dia meninggalkan rakan-rakannya untuk pergi ke parti sendirian.
2.
mendaratkan kecemasan di air, membuang ke air
to make an emergency landing of an aircraft on water
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The pilot had to ditch the plane in the ocean after engine failure.
Juruterbang terpaksa mendaratkan kecemasan pesawat di lautan selepas kegagalan enjin.
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The crew prepared for an emergency ditch.
Krew bersedia untuk pendaratan kecemasan di air.