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fencing

/ˈfen.sɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈfen.sɪŋ/B2formalsport
  • ruОтносящийся к спорту фехтования на шпагах, рапирах или саблях; или описывающий материалы, используемые для строительства заборов.

Relating to the sport of fighting with swords (foils, épées, or sabres); or describing materials used for constructing fences.

  1. Related to the sport of fencingB2formal

    Relating to the sport of fighting with swords (foil, épée, or sabre).

    ruФехтовальный

    • She joined a fencing club to improve her skills.
    • The fencing competition was held at the national stadium.
    • He wore a fencing mask for protection during practice.
Forms
  • more fencing comparative form
  • most fencing superlative form
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noun

/ˈfen.sɪŋ/B1formalsport
  • ruВид спорта, в котором два соперника сражаются на мечах, обычно рапирах, шпагах или саблях, с целью набрать очки, коснувшись противника.

A sport in which two competitors fight using swords, typically foils, épées, or sabres, with the aim of scoring points by making contact with the opponent.

uncountable

  1. Sport of sword fightingB1formalsport

    The sport of fighting with a sword, typically using a foil, epee, or sabre.

    ruФехтование

    • She has been practicing fencing for five years.
    • Fencing requires quick reflexes and strategic thinking.
    • The Olympic fencing competition was very exciting.

    Synonymsswordplay

  2. Structure of barriersA2formal

    A structure of posts and wire or wood used to enclose an area.

    ruОграждение

    • The farmer built a new fencing around the field.
    • The garden fencing needs to be repaired after the storm.
    • They installed wooden fencing to keep the animals out.

    Synonymsbarrierenclosurefencepalisaderailing

Forms
  • fencings plural form
  • fencings' possessive plural form
  • fencing's possessive singular form
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verb

fence/fɛns/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения занятия спортивным фехтованием на шпагах, или для ограждения или разделения территории с помощью барьера.

A verb used to indicate the act of engaging in the sport of fencing with a sword, or to enclose or separate an area with a barrier.

  1. Fight with swordsB2formalsport

    To practice the sport of fencing, using a sword to attack and defend.

    ruФехтовать

    • He fences at the local club every weekend.
    • She learned to fence in college.
    • The athletes fenced for the gold medal.
  2. Avoid answeringC1informal

    To avoid giving a direct answer to a question.

    ruУклоняться

    • The politician fenced with reporters during the press conference.
    • He kept fencing when asked about his plans.
    • She fenced skillfully, never revealing her true intentions.

    Synonymsdodgeequivocateevadehedgeparryprevaricatesidestepstall

    Antonymsanswerreplyrespond

Forms
  • fenced past participle
  • fenced past simple
  • fencing present participle
  • fences third person singular

Phrasal variantsfence in

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