tunnel in English: A long hole under the ground or through a hill for cars, trains, or people. (noun)

Translation

A long hole under the ground or through a hill for cars, trains, or people.

Word origin

From Old French tonnelle, a barrel or a long net shaped like a barrel.

Gender

Pluraltunnels

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A "tunnel" is cut through rock or under the ground.

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Here "tunnel" is the space you travel through.

digging .

"Tunnels" is the plural, meaning more than one.

train

A long line of carriages that runs on metal tracks and carries people or goods.

road

A long, hard path that cars and people use to travel from one place to another.

bridge

A structure built over a river or road so that people can cross it.

dark

With little or no light.

hole

An empty or open space in a solid thing, or a hollow place in the ground.

warren

A group of underground holes and tunnels where rabbits live.

underground

Under the surface of the ground; in Britain, the Underground is the train system under a city.

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