ditching

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈdɪtʃɪŋ/

Collocations for "ditching"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "ditching" in context.

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ditch

Most examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. a ditch [beside, along] the [road, highway, field, street]
  2. a ditch for [drainage, waste, sewage]
  3. a drainage ditch
  4. [a gravel, a sand, an irrigation] ditch
  5. a [ten-foot] ditch
  6. the [body, murder weapon, bike] was found in a ditch
  7. the [bike, cyclist] fell into the ditch
  8. drove (the car) into the ditch
  9. got stuck in the ditch
  10. pull the [car, truck] out of the ditch
  11. the [car] slid into the ditch
  12. was [dumped, thrown, left] in a ditch
  13. was [forced, thrown, hurled, plunged] into the ditch
  14. make a ditch to [keep, avoid, prevent, ensure]
  15. [excavate, make, dig] a ditch
  16. a ditch full of [waste, water, mud]
v
  1. ditched their [attempts, efforts, talks, negotiations]
  2. decided to ditch their [attempts]
  3. plans have been ditched
  4. ditched his [girlfriend, friend, date]
  5. ditch [school, class, practice]
n as adj
  1. using a Ditch Witch®

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