fencing

• Relativo al deporte de la esgrima con espadas, floretes o sables; o que describe materiales utilizados para construir cercas o vallas.

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).

   esgrima

   • 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.

• Deporte en el que dos contrincantes combaten con espadas, generalmente floretes, espadas o sables, con el objetivo de sumar puntos tocando al oponente.

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.

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1. Sport of sword fightingB1formalsport

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

   Esgrima

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

   Sinónimosswordplay

2. Structure of barriersA2formal

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

   Cercado

   • 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.

   Sinónimosbarrierenclosurefencepalisaderailing

• Verbo que se usa para referirse a la práctica del deporte de esgrima, o para cerrar o dividir un terreno mediante una valla o barrera.

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.

   Esgrimir

   • 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.

   esquivar, dar evasivas

   • 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.

   Sinónimosdodgeequivocateevadehedgeparryprevaricatesidestepstall

   Antónimosanswerreplyrespond

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