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Meanings of fencing in English
Synonyms
Examples for "fence"
Examples for "fence"
1
Mr Aitchison said he hoped the fence would come down within weeks.
2
At first just scaling the long government fence that surrounds our home.
3
A man on the far side of the second fence came forward.
4
Schulz strode across the ditch by the road; Christophe leaped the fence.
5
Your father wanted a hand, he said they were for fence posts.
Portuguese
cerca Usage of fencing in English
1
A state level fencing competition is held in Chennai, India May 2010.
2
No amount of ring-fencing or reallocation is going to address this problem.
3
The fencing master was insisting they set a time and place outdoors.
4
People were also employed in cutting paling for fencing in their gardens.
5
She took leave last year to dedicate her self solely to fencing.
6
Just how many kilometres of fencing wire is there in New Zealand?
7
The use of this attack against dummies or in fencing is prohibited.
8
You use your fencing equipment for years. The competitors have changed too.
9
The fencing is formed into cylinders four to five feet in diameter.
10
He noted that Democrats have supported some border fencing in the past.
11
He straddled one of the fencing foils and pranced across the room.
12
The hedge, however wide-bottomed, is his fence; and fencing he must have.
13
I refuse to believe such strong magic can be simply chicken fencing.
14
Bring him to the point without any fancy fencing about the subject.
15
Taking nippers, they rode by night and cut down miles of fencing.
16
He takes on Stilleke, a German fencing expert, to teach the boys.
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Frequent collocations
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Fencing through the time
Fencing across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common
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