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fence I v ( fence v in) einzäunen, umzäunen, abzäunen, begrenzen, einfrieden fence II 1. LB Zaun m, Umzäunung f, Einfriedung f; 2. Schutzgitter n, Gitter nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > fence
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fence Zaun mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > fence
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1. noun1) Zaun, der2) (for horses to jump) Hindernis, das2. intransitive verb(Sport) fechten3. transitive verbPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/86973/fence_in">fence in* * *I 1. [fens] noun(a line of wooden or metal posts joined by wood, wire etc to stop people, animals etc moving on to or off a piece of land: The garden was surrounded by a wooden fence.) der Zaun2. verb(to enclose (an area of land) with a fence eg to prevent people, animals etc from getting in: We fenced off the field.) einzäunen- fencingII [fens] verb1) (to fight with (blunted) swords as a sport.) fechten2) (to avoid answering questions: He fenced with me for half an hour before I got the truth.) ausweichen•- fencing* * *[fen(t)s]I. nto put up a \fence einen Zaun errichten4.▶ to come off the \fence Partei ergreifen▶ to mend [one's] \fences [with sb] seine Beziehungen [zu jdm] in Ordnung bringen▶ to sit [or be] on the \fence neutral bleibenII. vi1. (fight) fechten▪ to \fence with sb mit jdm fechten▪ to \fence with sb jdm ausweichend antwortenIII. vt1. (put fence around)2. (sell stolen goods)* * *[fens]1. n1) Zaun m; (SPORT) Hindernis nton the wrong/other side of the fence (fig) — auf der verkehrten/anderen Seite
to mend fences (fig) — die Dinge bereinigen
2. vt1) land einzäunen, umzäunenuntil we find somebody to fence stolen cars... — bis wir einen Hehler für gestohlene Autos finden...
3. vi2) (fig) ausweichento fence with sb — sich (dat) mit jdm ein Wortgefecht liefern; (evading questions) jdm ausweichen
3) (inf: receive stolen goods) hehlen, mit Diebesgut handeln* * *fence [fens]A s1. Zaun m, Einzäunung f, Gehege n:come down on the right side of the fence umg aufs richtige Pferd setzen;a) seinen Ruf wiederherstellen,b) seine angeschlagene Position festigen;rush one’s fences die Dinge überstürzen;a) sich neutral verhalten,b) unentschlossen seinhave one fence down einen Abwurf haben4. FLUG Grenzschichtzaun m5. SPORT Fechten n6. sla) Hehler(in)b) Hehlernest nB v/tfence off abzäunenwith mit)3. fence in einsperrenfrom, against gegen);fenced community bewachtes Wohnviertel, bewachte Wohnanlage6. sl gestohlene Ware an einen Hehler verkaufenC v/i1. SPORT fechten2. fig Ausflüchte machen, sich nicht festlegen (wollen):fence (with a question) (einer Frage) ausweichen3. Pferdesport: das Hindernis nehmen4. sl Hehlerei treiben* * *1. noun1) Zaun, dersit on the fence — (fig.) sich nicht einmischen; sich neutral verhalten
2) (for horses to jump) Hindernis, das2. intransitive verb(Sport) fechten3. transitive verbPhrasal Verbs:- fence in* * *n.Zaun Zäune m. v.einzäunen v.fechten v.(§ p.,pp.: focht, gefochten) -
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[fen(t)s] nto put up a \fence einen Zaun errichtenPHRASES:to come off the \fence Partei ergreifen;to mend [one's] \fences [with sb] seine Beziehungen [zu jdm] in Ordnung bringen;to sit [or be] on the \fence neutral bleiben vi1) ( fight) fechten;to \fence with sb mit jdm fechtento \fence with sb jdm ausweichend antworten vtto \fence sth etw einzäunen -
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transitive verbeinzäunen; (fig.) einengen ( with durch)* * *◆ fence invt1. (enclose)▪ to \fence in in ⇆ sth etw einzäunen▪ to \fence in sb ⇆ in jdn einschränken* * *vt sep2) (fig)to fence sb in — jdn in seiner Freiheit einschränken or beschränken, jds Freiheit beschneiden or einengen
don't fence me in — lass mir meine Freiheit
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vt1) ( enclose)to \fence in in <-> sth etw einzäunen;to \fence in sb <-> in jdn einschränken -
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1. einzäunen, umfrieden;2. (slang) mit Hehlerware handeln; Hehler sein1. Zaun m, Einfriedung f;3. Debattierkunst f -
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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > fence off
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18 fence bar
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > fence bar
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19 fence effect
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > fence effect
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20 fence material
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > fence material
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