
What do foreigners think when Vietnamese people speak English?
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"Dugout" originated in the 16th century, initially referring to a shelter dug into the ground. Its connection to baseball arose in the 19th century. Early baseball players, often lacking proper facilities, found shelter from the elements and the opposing team by digging shallow trenches near the playing field. These makeshift shelters were naturally called "dugouts," a term that eventually became synonymous with the designated areas for players and coaches on the field.
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a rough shelter made by digging a hole in the ground and covering it, used by soldiers
một nơi trú ẩn thô sơ được làm bằng cách đào một cái hố trên mặt đất và che nó lại, được binh lính sử dụng
a shelter by the side of a football (soccer) or baseball field where a team’s manager, etc. can sit and watch the game
một nơi trú ẩn bên cạnh sân bóng đá (bóng đá) hoặc sân bóng chày nơi người quản lý của một đội, v.v. có thể ngồi và xem trận đấu
a canoe (= type of light narrow boat) made by cutting out the inside of a tree trunk
một chiếc ca nô (= loại thuyền hẹp nhẹ) được làm bằng cách cắt ra bên trong thân cây
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