fence
noun[C]
uk/fens/us/fens/fencenoun[C](STRUCTURE)
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astructurethatdividestwoareasofland,similarto awallbut made ofwoodorwireandsupportedwithposts
栅栏；篱笆；围栏
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- Thehousewassurroundedby atall,woodenfence.
- Acatwaswalkingalong thetopof the fence.
- The gale-forcewindhadblownthe fence down.
- Variegatediviesare apopularchoiceforcoveringfences.
- Thechildrencrawledthrough anopeningspacein the fence.
Parts of buildings: fences & rails
- balustrade
- banister
- bannister
- barbed wire
- barricade
- barrier
- crush barrier
- fencesomethingin
- fencesomethingoff
- fencing
- finial
- gated
- handrail
- hoarding
- Jersey barrier
- paling
- palisade
- picket fence
- shark fence
- windbreak
fencenoun[C](CRIMINAL)
old-fashionedslang
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买卖赃物的人Miscellaneous criminals
- arsonist
- artifice burglar
- bigamist
- bioterrorist
- black hat
- distraction burglar
- distraction thief
- drug dealer
- embezzler
- expropriator
- looter
- lowlife
- lynch mob
- man of straw
- money launderer
- shicer
- shoplifter
- small-timer
- smuggler
- snatcher
fence
verb[I]
uk/fens/us/fens/tofightas asportwith along,thinsword
击剑，剑术Fighting sports
- aikido
- all-in wrestling
- arm-wrestling
- bantamweight
- black belt
- feint
- full nelson
- grappler
- gumshield
- half nelson
- heavyweight
- outfight
- prizefighter
- pugilist
- pugilistic
- punch-drunk
- punchbag
- puncher
- southpaw
- wrestling
Phrasal verbs
fencesomethingin
fencesomeonein
fencesomethingoff