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1 enclose
transitive verbenclose land with barbed wire — Land mit Stacheldraht einzäunen
2) (put in envelope with letter) beilegen (with, in Dat.)please find enclosed, enclosed please find — als Anlage übersenden wir Ihnen; anbei erhalten Sie
* * *[in'kləuz]1) (to put inside a letter or its envelope: I enclose a cheque for $4.00.) beifügen2) (to shut in: The garden was enclosed by a high wall.) eingeschlossen•- academic.ru/24157/enclosure">enclosure* * *en·close[ɪnˈkləʊz, AM enˈkloʊz]vt▪ to \enclose sthto \enclose sth in brackets etw einklammernto \enclose sth with a fence etw einzäunen [o einfrieden2. (include in same envelope) etw beilegen [o beifügen]please find \enclosed... in der Anlage [o beiliegend] senden wir Ihnen...* * *[ɪn'kləʊz]vt1) (= shut in) einschließen; (= surround) umgeben; (with fence etc) ground einzäunen, einfrieden (geh)in, with dat), beifügen ( in, with dat)I am enclosing the original with the translation — anbei die Übersetzung sowie der Originaltext
* * *enclose [ınˈkləʊz] v/tenclosed motor geschlossener Motor2. Land einfried(ig)en, umzäunen3. umringen4. (mit der Hand etc) umfassen5. beilegen, -fügen ( beide:in dat):* * *transitive verb1) (surround) umgeben; (shut up or in) einschließen2) (put in envelope with letter) beilegen (with, in Dat.)please find enclosed, enclosed please find — als Anlage übersenden wir Ihnen; anbei erhalten Sie
* * *v.anfügen v.beifügen v.beilegen v.einschließen v.enthalten v.umgeben v.umschließen v. -
2 fence
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.) gjerde2. verb(to enclose (an area of land) with a fence eg to prevent people, animals etc from getting in: We fenced off the field.) gjerde inn- fencingII fens verb1) (to fight with (blunted) swords as a sport.) fekte2) (to avoid answering questions: He fenced with me for half an hour before I got the truth.) vike unna, omgå sannheten•- fencinggjerde--------helerIsubst. \/fens\/1) gjerde, innhengning, stakitt, hekk2) stengsel, hinder, vern3) ( sport) hinder (i sprangridning eller hinderløp)4) fekting, fektekunst5) ( slang) heler6) forklaring: der tyvegods oppbevares eller selgescome down on one side or the other of the fence ( overført) velge side, ta stillingcome down on the right side of the fence ( overført) holde på riktig hestfence hanger (amer.) en som sitter på gjerdet, en som ikke kan bestemme segen ny kampanje ble lansert for å vinne stemmene til dem som ennå sitter på gjerdetlive fence (amer.) hekkmaster of fence dyktig fekter ( overført) dyktig debattantmend one's fences gjenopprette et godt forhold (amer., politikk) gjenoppta kontakt med velgerneover the fence (austr., hverdagslig) urimelig, ytterst upassendepush one's fences forhaste segput one's horse at\/to a fence forsøke å få hesten sin til å forsere et hindersit\/be on the fence (hverdagslig, overført) sitte på gjerdet, være nøytralsunk fence senket gjerde (som ikke stenger for utsikten), grav, dike (som stengsel)IIverb \/fens\/1) innhegne, gjerde inn2) beskytte, verne3) parere, avverge4) ( overført) vike unna, komme med utflukter, omgå sannheten5) fekte6) ( slang) hele, være heler7) ( om hest) ta (et) hinderfence from\/against beskytte, vernefence in\/round\/up gjerde inn, gjerde avfence off gjerde avfence out stenge ute (med gjerde)fence with the question unngå å besvare spørsmålet, vike unna spørsmålet
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