trough

Preposition: of

• wave: Down in the trough of the wave, then up again on the crest; that was Paul's experience.
• flower: Eventually I found him over a bay window of the shop in a trough of flowers trying to climb up.

Converse of object

• knead: Your basket and your kneading trough will be blessed.
• feed: On the green there is a large ancient reservoir feeding a trough.
• fill: In each half was a stone trough filled with flowing water from the spring.
• install: Our aim is to install the trough in the later stages of road construction in the later part of 2003.

Adjective modifier

• thundery: Thundery troughs over France gave a lot of storms there during the day.
• showery: Showery troughs were lying over Ireland and we had a shower about 10 GMT.
• parabolic: Companies such as Solar Millenium AG, headquartered in Erlangen, Germany, now market solar chimney power plants, along with parabolic troughs.
• glacial: Landscape Key Characteristics Broad flat glacial trough between the hills of west Fermanagh.
• frontal: For the next four days a series of frontal troughs associated with a sequence of Atlantic lows brought unsettled conditions to Shetland.
• alpine: Thyme Walk and Alpine Trough Garden The thyme gives a fragrance as you step on it to pass by the alpine troughs.

Modifies a noun

• plasma: Nonetheless, the majority had adequate lopinavir trough plasma levels ( 95 % ) in the third trimester.
• concentration: In well controlled add-on trials, no correlation has been demonstrated between trough plasma concentrations of topiramate and its clinical efficacy.

Noun used with modifier

• aqueduct: The bottom of the aqueduct trough has been lined with concrete.
• feeding: Born in a manger, an animals ' feeding trough, publicly crucified thirty years later!
• granite: The old granite water trough still stands on the lawn.
• drinking: Then keeping close to the wall on the left cross another stile by a cattle drinking trough.
• cattle: Fields which are grazed are usually provided with cattle troughs.
• horse: Many of the people prefer to go further down the hill to a common horse trough, which is on the public road.