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English-German translation for: [fence]
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Dictionary English German: [fence]

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English German
sb. picketed [fence]jd. pfählte ein
Verbs
to picket [fence]
144
umzäunen
to fence sth. [surround with a fence]
108
etw. einzäunen
to rail [fence, corral]
43
einzäunen
to enclose sth. [with a fence, wall etc.]
31
etw. eingrenzen [sichtbar, mit Zaun etc.]
to enclose [with a fence etc.]fenzen [einfrieden]
to pale sth. [fence]etw.Akk. einpfählen
to pale sth. [fence]etw.Akk. einzäunen
to pale sth. [fence]etw.Akk. umzäunen
Nouns
compound [open area enclosed by a fence]
960
Gelände {n} [von einem Zaun umschlossenes Gelände, z. B. Werksgelände]
constr. fencing [fence erection or construction]
346
Zaunbau {m}
railings {pl} [fence]
105
Zaun {m}
[state of sitting on the fence, incapable of making a decision]Geeiere {n} [fig.] [pej.]
enclosure [an area that is surrounded by a wall, fence, etc.; an enclosed space]Hegnung {f} [veraltet] [eingezäunte Wiese, Feld; überhaupt eingezäuntes Grundstück]
meuse [Br.] [regional] [gap in a fence or hedge through which hares, rabbits, etc., pass, esp. as a means of escape]Durchschlupf {m} [für Tiere, z. B. in Hecken]
hist. stockade [fence, fortification]Etter {m} {n} [südd.] [Zaun, Befestigung um ein Ortsgebeit]
2 Words
when sb. picketed [fence]als jd. einpfählte
to push down [fence]niederreißen
to put up [building, fence, memorial, tent]errichten
to snag sth. on sth. [e.g. trousers on barbed wire fence]etw.Akk. an etw.Dat. zerreißen [z. B. Hose am Stacheldrahtzaun]
3 Words
to get caught on sth. [e.g. on a fence]sichAkk. an etw.Dat. verhaken [hängen bleiben]
chain-wire fence [also: chainwire fence]Maschendrahtzaun {m}
diamond-mesh fence [chain-link fence]Maschendrahtzaun {m}
5+ Words
You can climb over here. [over a fence, a wall, etc.]Hier kannst du übersteigen. [über einen Zaun, eine Mauer usw.]
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