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tunnel under

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tunnel under someone or something
to dig a tunnel under someone or something. All the time she was standing in the yard talking about the moles, they were tunneling under her. They took many months to tunnel under the English Channel.
See also: tunnel


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Three other tunnels in this country were also criticised in the study, with the north part of the Blackwall Tunnel under the Thames rated `very poor'.
However, they have now changed their excuse and want the extra money for ``safety measures'', following inspections prompted by thedisastrous fire in a long tunnel under the Alps.
 
 
 
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