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I . fencing1 [ˈfensɪŋ] SPORTS N no pl

fencing

II . fencing1 [ˈfensɪŋ] SPORTS ADJ

fencing

fencing2 [ˈfensɪŋ] N TECH

fencing

I . fence1 [fens] N

1. fence (barrier):

płot m
parkan m

2. fence SPORTS:

II . fence1 [fens] VB trans

1. fence (surround):

fence2 [fens] VB intr SPORTS

I . fence3 [fens] LAW inf N

II . fence3 [fens] LAW inf VB intr

III . fence3 [fens] LAW inf VB trans

wire fence N

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English
They also may build kuta (fencing) and kubau (fort) where necessary to defend against enemy attacks.
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He listed his hobbies as painting, fencing, and book collecting.
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In later life he ranched and put up fencing in the mountains.
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Other ancient sports include wrestling, javelin throwing and fencing.
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The bond provided new roofs throughout the district, along with fencing, plumbing and restroom upgrades, door replacement, security and fire alarm system upgrades, and more.
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The boys fencing team took home the pe state title in the 03-04 season.
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Athletes from sports such as table tennis, fencing, throwing events, and swimming decided to enter this event.
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Traditionally, wire fencing material is made of galvanized mild steel, but galvanized high-tensile steel is now also used in many places.
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The ground was unable to handle crowds of this size though and the wooden fencing around the pitch gave way.
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The fencing around the rock's base was first installed in 1881-2 and has since been renovated in 1993-94.
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