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tunnel A horizontal, or near-horizontal, underground passage, entry, or haulageway, that is open to the surface at both ends. A tunnel (as opposed to an adit) must pass completely through a hill or mountain.
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tunnel An opening driven horizontally or nearly so through rock. U
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tunnel An underground passage for vehicles or pedestrians, especially one which is created by digging into earth. Occasionally, tunnel structures are built in an excavated area then covered over.
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tungsten When used as an alloying element, it increases the strength of steel at normal and elevated temperatures.
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tunnel in mining, a horizontal passageway that provides access to the mine
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