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1 thatched wall or fence
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2 techo de bálago
• thatched fence• thatched wall -
3 techumbre de paja
• thatched fence• thatched wall -
4 barda
f.1 bard, ancient armor of horses.2 straw, brush-wood, etc., laid on fences, etc., to preserve them.3 fence of brambles and thorns, protective live fence formed by shrubs or bushes, hedge, thatched fence.4 high fence.pres.indicat.3rd person singular (él/ella/ello) present indicative of spanish verb: bardar.* * *SF1) protective covering on a wall; Méx high hedge, fence, wall3) ** jacket* * ** * ** * *( Méx)(de cemento) wall; (de madera) fence* * *
barda sustantivo femenino (Méx) ( de cemento) wall;
( de madera) fence
' barda' also found in these entries:
English:
hoarding
* * *barda nfMéx fence; Famvolarse una barda [beisbolista] to hit a home run* * *f Méxwall -
5 bardal
m.1 mud wall, covered at the top with straw or brush.2 fence of brambles and thorns, hedge, protective live fence formed by shrubs or bushes, thatched fence.* * *
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