Translation guide
A long, narrow container for animals to eat or drink from, or a low point in a cycle or wave.
A long, narrow container for livestock to eat or drink from.
The most common word for a feeding trough for animals, especially for hay or grain.
The lowest point in a wave, economic cycle, or graph.
Literally 'valley', used metaphorically for the trough of a wave or cycle.
The lowest part of a wave, between crests.
Standard term for the trough of a wave.
The horse is eating hay from the trough.
Can refer to a water trough or tank for animals, though more commonly means an aquarium or water tank.
The cow is drinking water from the trough.
A general word for bucket or tub; can be used for a trough if context is clear, but less specific.
Feed the pigs from a trough.
The economic trough has already passed.
Means 'bottom', often used for the lowest point in a cycle or market.
Stock prices have hit a trough.
Katakana loanword used in technical contexts like meteorology or economics.
A pressure trough is approaching.
The difference between the wave trough and crest is large.
Literally 'valley' or 'ravine', can be used for the trough between waves.
The boat appears and disappears in the wave troughs.