Definition of fencing in English:

fencing

noun ˈfɛnsɪŋˈfɛnsɪŋ

mass noun

1The sport of fighting with swords, especially foils, épées, or sabres, according to a set of rules, in order to score points against an opponent.
as modifier a fencing foil
Example sentencesExamples
- Olympic fencing includes men's and women's épée, foil and sabre.
- Weightlifting and even sports such as fencing and shooting may also have cause for concern.
- However, in France, 500 fencing masters teach several thousand pupils each day.
- When one is learning a system of fencing or any other martial art, it must be done in a logical progression.
- If you were pretty ordinary at ball games as a child, if you're not a team player, then archery and fencing might be the sports for you.
- Women's wrestling is a totally new discipline, while women's sabre is included in fencing.
- Oblivious to the attention they were receiving, Kirby and Jason used their broom handles like swords and began fencing back and forth.
- Sword play, or fencing, was once the sport of aristocrats, inaccessible to the masses, mainly because they could not afford a sword.
- How many times have we heard the complaint that fencing isn't spectator-friendly?
- If your lunge is powerful, the game of fencing will open itself up to you.
- It is as fundamental to rapier fencing as the lunge is to modern sport fencing.
- They loaded it into the Holden's carriage along with some foils for fencing, a few books, and the girls' dolls.
- I recently got back into sabre fencing and I have a pretty good idea of how much I lost.
- There are three types of fencing weapons: Epee, foil and sabre.
- His best sports are fencing and swimming; he has been swimming since he was six years old and started modern pentathlon at age 15
- The next day Tandy returned to the lab and noticed one of his fencing foils he'd left clamped in a vice.
- As we have seen, the present scoring system in the hand of incompetent judges has changed the sport from boxing to fencing.
- My fencing and sword skills seemed to be the least affected.
- And you two aren't that bad, you stick to the code of fencing even when the rules are out the window.
- The basics of sabre fencing are essentially simple.
1. 1.1 The action of conducting a discussion or argument in an evasive way.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But because fencing and telling people is hard work, it looks grand and you feel like you're doing something.
2A series of fences.
security fencing
Example sentencesExamples
- Council contractors provided fencing to keep the area secure and the surface will now be relaid.
- The airport and city management will inspect fencing as a first step to ensuring safety, but no specific time frame was set detailing when this would occur.
- Barriers should be used when fences are not feasible or in addition to fencing to enhance security.
- The club also hopes that vandal proof fencing will be in place by the start of the new season in April.
- It's a square, solid, brown building, drab and dirty, surrounded by fencing and huge blocks of reinforced concrete.
- It is understood that security fencing is necessary but visually the yard could be improved with natural screening.
- Officers will now look at the option of opening the lake with high-level security fencing as an interim solution so they can get it up and running for the summer.
- Contractors started taking down fencing and told residents it was easier for them to manoeuvre their vehicles if people started parking on the curbs.
- The church is included in a multi-million pound refurbishment project, but it is unlikely the money can be used for security fencing.
- More security fencing has also gone up at the back of the park's greenhouse after it had 24 panes of glass smashed in one night.
- The local crime prevention officer said the school is an unsafe place for the children because there is no security fencing.
- One resident said groups of up to 40 teenagers are binge drinking in Cheam Park, and have vandalised cars and fencing at homes overlooking the park.
- Homes in the Walkley district, which has a high density of students, will be fitted with security gates and fencing.
- Stations were also encouraged to install secure fencing, better lighting and clearer signs, and to conduct opinion surveys among passengers.
- As your eyes get accustomed to the dark, you suddenly realize that you're completely surrounded by about 100 feet of industrial fencing.
- It also proposes to improve the barrier between the new homes and the reserve with high timber fencing, trees and shrubs.
- The lido, which first opened in 1906, is getting £50,000 on top of that to improve fencing and security.
- The company produces wrought iron gates, fencing, railings and balustrades.
- Traditional electric fencing has a positive charge in each electrified wire.
- Concrete barriers, metal fencing and checkpoints have been put in place around key buildings and routes on the mainland and surrounding islands.
1. 2.1 Material used for the construction of fences.
  chestnut is still in demand for fencing
  Example sentencesExamples
  Note too, that the timber and fencing used in building your Richmond Hill home in all probably came from the Rocky Creek catchment.
  Vandals who threw metal fencing on to a railway track near Hapton could have endangered people's lives.
  Stem and leaves are pretty useful for feeding the goats, or they're dried and used for firewood, fencing and roofing materials.
  It is also a source of medicines for traditional healers and is used extensively for fencing, rope, firewood and building materials.
  Equipment for the excavations arrived last week including portable buildings, fencing, toilets and generators.
  With the problem that farmers face today, good quality fencing was never more important.
  Investigate those fencing materials that have higher break strength.
  Stevenson appealed to communities to inform the police with regards to people who stole fencing so they can be prosecuted.
  Three hundred feet up he found the end of a partly constructed fence and a pile of fencing materials.
  Consider natural material for fencing or screening.
  Among these was the shortage of timber for building purposes and fencing.
  James and his younger brother Brian were erecting the fencing shortly before 11 am.
  I felt especially sympathetic because my son just got a lot of splinters in his hand moving some fencing material around at work.
2. 2.2 The erection of fences.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This would be spent on infrastructure, community-based tourism initiatives, capacity building and fencing.
  It required levelling, asphalting and fencing.
3. 2.3 The jumping of fences by a racehorse.
  as modifier the horse makes his fencing debut today
  Example sentencesExamples
  Yorkshire racing tomorrow is centred on the course, where the horse makes his keenly-awaited fencing debut in the chase.
  The rider, whose name was noted by many when he finished third on his fencing debut at Newbury last month, will not be short of supporters at Hereford tomorrow.
  The trainer can lift the chase with the highly-rated horse, who was most impressive when winning on his fencing debut on this course four weeks ago.
  This former high-class hurdler made a hugely impressive start to his fencing career when jumping superbly and scoring easily at Newton Abbot on his debut at the end of November.
  The five-year-old produced a tremendous display of jumping on his fencing debut at Warwick last month when winning by 20 lengths.
  A good finish, but not enough to make up for his weak performances in the rest of the disciplines - especially fencing and horse jumping.

Definition of fencing in US English:

fencing

nounˈfɛnsɪŋˈfensiNG

1The sport of fighting with swords, especially foils, épées, or sabers, according to a set of rules, in order to score points against an opponent.
as modifier a fencing foil
Example sentencesExamples
- The next day Tandy returned to the lab and noticed one of his fencing foils he'd left clamped in a vice.
- I recently got back into sabre fencing and I have a pretty good idea of how much I lost.
- As we have seen, the present scoring system in the hand of incompetent judges has changed the sport from boxing to fencing.
- Oblivious to the attention they were receiving, Kirby and Jason used their broom handles like swords and began fencing back and forth.
- If you were pretty ordinary at ball games as a child, if you're not a team player, then archery and fencing might be the sports for you.
- Weightlifting and even sports such as fencing and shooting may also have cause for concern.
- If your lunge is powerful, the game of fencing will open itself up to you.
- The basics of sabre fencing are essentially simple.
- Olympic fencing includes men's and women's épée, foil and sabre.
- There are three types of fencing weapons: Epee, foil and sabre.
- How many times have we heard the complaint that fencing isn't spectator-friendly?
- It is as fundamental to rapier fencing as the lunge is to modern sport fencing.
- Women's wrestling is a totally new discipline, while women's sabre is included in fencing.
- And you two aren't that bad, you stick to the code of fencing even when the rules are out the window.
- His best sports are fencing and swimming; he has been swimming since he was six years old and started modern pentathlon at age 15
- When one is learning a system of fencing or any other martial art, it must be done in a logical progression.
- My fencing and sword skills seemed to be the least affected.
- However, in France, 500 fencing masters teach several thousand pupils each day.
- Sword play, or fencing, was once the sport of aristocrats, inaccessible to the masses, mainly because they could not afford a sword.
- They loaded it into the Holden's carriage along with some foils for fencing, a few books, and the girls' dolls.
1. 1.1 The action of conducting a discussion or argument so as to avoid the direct mention of something.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But because fencing and telling people is hard work, it looks grand and you feel like you're doing something.
2A series of fences.
security fencing
Example sentencesExamples
- The lido, which first opened in 1906, is getting £50,000 on top of that to improve fencing and security.
- One resident said groups of up to 40 teenagers are binge drinking in Cheam Park, and have vandalised cars and fencing at homes overlooking the park.
- It is understood that security fencing is necessary but visually the yard could be improved with natural screening.
- Stations were also encouraged to install secure fencing, better lighting and clearer signs, and to conduct opinion surveys among passengers.
- Officers will now look at the option of opening the lake with high-level security fencing as an interim solution so they can get it up and running for the summer.
- The church is included in a multi-million pound refurbishment project, but it is unlikely the money can be used for security fencing.
- Concrete barriers, metal fencing and checkpoints have been put in place around key buildings and routes on the mainland and surrounding islands.
- Contractors started taking down fencing and told residents it was easier for them to manoeuvre their vehicles if people started parking on the curbs.
- Council contractors provided fencing to keep the area secure and the surface will now be relaid.
- The company produces wrought iron gates, fencing, railings and balustrades.
- The airport and city management will inspect fencing as a first step to ensuring safety, but no specific time frame was set detailing when this would occur.
- The local crime prevention officer said the school is an unsafe place for the children because there is no security fencing.
- More security fencing has also gone up at the back of the park's greenhouse after it had 24 panes of glass smashed in one night.
- Barriers should be used when fences are not feasible or in addition to fencing to enhance security.
- As your eyes get accustomed to the dark, you suddenly realize that you're completely surrounded by about 100 feet of industrial fencing.
- Traditional electric fencing has a positive charge in each electrified wire.
- The club also hopes that vandal proof fencing will be in place by the start of the new season in April.
- Homes in the Walkley district, which has a high density of students, will be fitted with security gates and fencing.
- It's a square, solid, brown building, drab and dirty, surrounded by fencing and huge blocks of reinforced concrete.
- It also proposes to improve the barrier between the new homes and the reserve with high timber fencing, trees and shrubs.
1. 2.1 Material used for the construction of fences.
  chestnut is still in demand for fencing
  Example sentencesExamples
  Note too, that the timber and fencing used in building your Richmond Hill home in all probably came from the Rocky Creek catchment.
  Consider natural material for fencing or screening.
  With the problem that farmers face today, good quality fencing was never more important.
  Three hundred feet up he found the end of a partly constructed fence and a pile of fencing materials.
  I felt especially sympathetic because my son just got a lot of splinters in his hand moving some fencing material around at work.
  Among these was the shortage of timber for building purposes and fencing.
  It is also a source of medicines for traditional healers and is used extensively for fencing, rope, firewood and building materials.
  Vandals who threw metal fencing on to a railway track near Hapton could have endangered people's lives.
  James and his younger brother Brian were erecting the fencing shortly before 11 am.
  Equipment for the excavations arrived last week including portable buildings, fencing, toilets and generators.
  Investigate those fencing materials that have higher break strength.
  Stem and leaves are pretty useful for feeding the goats, or they're dried and used for firewood, fencing and roofing materials.
  Stevenson appealed to communities to inform the police with regards to people who stole fencing so they can be prosecuted.
2. 2.2 The erection of fences.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It required levelling, asphalting and fencing.
  This would be spent on infrastructure, community-based tourism initiatives, capacity building and fencing.

单词	fencing
释义	Definition of fencing in English: fencing noun ˈfɛnsɪŋˈfɛnsɪŋ mass noun 1The sport of fighting with swords, especially foils, épées, or sabres, according to a set of rules, in order to score points against an opponent. as modifier a fencing foil Example sentencesExamples Olympic fencing includes men's and women's épée, foil and sabre. Weightlifting and even sports such as fencing and shooting may also have cause for concern. However, in France, 500 fencing masters teach several thousand pupils each day. When one is learning a system of fencing or any other martial art, it must be done in a logical progression. If you were pretty ordinary at ball games as a child, if you're not a team player, then archery and fencing might be the sports for you. Women's wrestling is a totally new discipline, while women's sabre is included in fencing. Oblivious to the attention they were receiving, Kirby and Jason used their broom handles like swords and began fencing back and forth. Sword play, or fencing, was once the sport of aristocrats, inaccessible to the masses, mainly because they could not afford a sword. How many times have we heard the complaint that fencing isn't spectator-friendly? If your lunge is powerful, the game of fencing will open itself up to you. It is as fundamental to rapier fencing as the lunge is to modern sport fencing. They loaded it into the Holden's carriage along with some foils for fencing, a few books, and the girls' dolls. I recently got back into sabre fencing and I have a pretty good idea of how much I lost. There are three types of fencing weapons: Epee, foil and sabre. His best sports are fencing and swimming; he has been swimming since he was six years old and started modern pentathlon at age 15 The next day Tandy returned to the lab and noticed one of his fencing foils he'd left clamped in a vice. As we have seen, the present scoring system in the hand of incompetent judges has changed the sport from boxing to fencing. My fencing and sword skills seemed to be the least affected. And you two aren't that bad, you stick to the code of fencing even when the rules are out the window. The basics of sabre fencing are essentially simple. 1.1 The action of conducting a discussion or argument in an evasive way. Example sentencesExamples But because fencing and telling people is hard work, it looks grand and you feel like you're doing something. 2A series of fences. security fencing Example sentencesExamples Council contractors provided fencing to keep the area secure and the surface will now be relaid. The airport and city management will inspect fencing as a first step to ensuring safety, but no specific time frame was set detailing when this would occur. Barriers should be used when fences are not feasible or in addition to fencing to enhance security. The club also hopes that vandal proof fencing will be in place by the start of the new season in April. It's a square, solid, brown building, drab and dirty, surrounded by fencing and huge blocks of reinforced concrete. It is understood that security fencing is necessary but visually the yard could be improved with natural screening. Officers will now look at the option of opening the lake with high-level security fencing as an interim solution so they can get it up and running for the summer. Contractors started taking down fencing and told residents it was easier for them to manoeuvre their vehicles if people started parking on the curbs. The church is included in a multi-million pound refurbishment project, but it is unlikely the money can be used for security fencing. More security fencing has also gone up at the back of the park's greenhouse after it had 24 panes of glass smashed in one night. The local crime prevention officer said the school is an unsafe place for the children because there is no security fencing. One resident said groups of up to 40 teenagers are binge drinking in Cheam Park, and have vandalised cars and fencing at homes overlooking the park. Homes in the Walkley district, which has a high density of students, will be fitted with security gates and fencing. Stations were also encouraged to install secure fencing, better lighting and clearer signs, and to conduct opinion surveys among passengers. As your eyes get accustomed to the dark, you suddenly realize that you're completely surrounded by about 100 feet of industrial fencing. It also proposes to improve the barrier between the new homes and the reserve with high timber fencing, trees and shrubs. The lido, which first opened in 1906, is getting £50,000 on top of that to improve fencing and security. The company produces wrought iron gates, fencing, railings and balustrades. Traditional electric fencing has a positive charge in each electrified wire. Concrete barriers, metal fencing and checkpoints have been put in place around key buildings and routes on the mainland and surrounding islands. 2.1 Material used for the construction of fences. chestnut is still in demand for fencing Example sentencesExamples Note too, that the timber and fencing used in building your Richmond Hill home in all probably came from the Rocky Creek catchment. Vandals who threw metal fencing on to a railway track near Hapton could have endangered people's lives. Stem and leaves are pretty useful for feeding the goats, or they're dried and used for firewood, fencing and roofing materials. It is also a source of medicines for traditional healers and is used extensively for fencing, rope, firewood and building materials. Equipment for the excavations arrived last week including portable buildings, fencing, toilets and generators. With the problem that farmers face today, good quality fencing was never more important. Investigate those fencing materials that have higher break strength. Stevenson appealed to communities to inform the police with regards to people who stole fencing so they can be prosecuted. Three hundred feet up he found the end of a partly constructed fence and a pile of fencing materials. Consider natural material for fencing or screening. Among these was the shortage of timber for building purposes and fencing. James and his younger brother Brian were erecting the fencing shortly before 11 am. I felt especially sympathetic because my son just got a lot of splinters in his hand moving some fencing material around at work. 2.2 The erection of fences. Example sentencesExamples This would be spent on infrastructure, community-based tourism initiatives, capacity building and fencing. It required levelling, asphalting and fencing. 2.3 The jumping of fences by a racehorse. as modifier the horse makes his fencing debut today Example sentencesExamples Yorkshire racing tomorrow is centred on the course, where the horse makes his keenly-awaited fencing debut in the chase. The rider, whose name was noted by many when he finished third on his fencing debut at Newbury last month, will not be short of supporters at Hereford tomorrow. The trainer can lift the chase with the highly-rated horse, who was most impressive when winning on his fencing debut on this course four weeks ago. This former high-class hurdler made a hugely impressive start to his fencing career when jumping superbly and scoring easily at Newton Abbot on his debut at the end of November. The five-year-old produced a tremendous display of jumping on his fencing debut at Warwick last month when winning by 20 lengths. A good finish, but not enough to make up for his weak performances in the rest of the disciplines - especially fencing and horse jumping. Definition of fencing in US English: fencing nounˈfɛnsɪŋˈfensiNG 1The sport of fighting with swords, especially foils, épées, or sabers, according to a set of rules, in order to score points against an opponent. as modifier a fencing foil Example sentencesExamples The next day Tandy returned to the lab and noticed one of his fencing foils he'd left clamped in a vice. I recently got back into sabre fencing and I have a pretty good idea of how much I lost. As we have seen, the present scoring system in the hand of incompetent judges has changed the sport from boxing to fencing. Oblivious to the attention they were receiving, Kirby and Jason used their broom handles like swords and began fencing back and forth. If you were pretty ordinary at ball games as a child, if you're not a team player, then archery and fencing might be the sports for you. Weightlifting and even sports such as fencing and shooting may also have cause for concern. If your lunge is powerful, the game of fencing will open itself up to you. The basics of sabre fencing are essentially simple. Olympic fencing includes men's and women's épée, foil and sabre. There are three types of fencing weapons: Epee, foil and sabre. How many times have we heard the complaint that fencing isn't spectator-friendly? It is as fundamental to rapier fencing as the lunge is to modern sport fencing. Women's wrestling is a totally new discipline, while women's sabre is included in fencing. And you two aren't that bad, you stick to the code of fencing even when the rules are out the window. His best sports are fencing and swimming; he has been swimming since he was six years old and started modern pentathlon at age 15 When one is learning a system of fencing or any other martial art, it must be done in a logical progression. My fencing and sword skills seemed to be the least affected. However, in France, 500 fencing masters teach several thousand pupils each day. Sword play, or fencing, was once the sport of aristocrats, inaccessible to the masses, mainly because they could not afford a sword. They loaded it into the Holden's carriage along with some foils for fencing, a few books, and the girls' dolls. 1.1 The action of conducting a discussion or argument so as to avoid the direct mention of something. Example sentencesExamples But because fencing and telling people is hard work, it looks grand and you feel like you're doing something. 2A series of fences. security fencing Example sentencesExamples The lido, which first opened in 1906, is getting £50,000 on top of that to improve fencing and security. One resident said groups of up to 40 teenagers are binge drinking in Cheam Park, and have vandalised cars and fencing at homes overlooking the park. It is understood that security fencing is necessary but visually the yard could be improved with natural screening. Stations were also encouraged to install secure fencing, better lighting and clearer signs, and to conduct opinion surveys among passengers. Officers will now look at the option of opening the lake with high-level security fencing as an interim solution so they can get it up and running for the summer. The church is included in a multi-million pound refurbishment project, but it is unlikely the money can be used for security fencing. Concrete barriers, metal fencing and checkpoints have been put in place around key buildings and routes on the mainland and surrounding islands. Contractors started taking down fencing and told residents it was easier for them to manoeuvre their vehicles if people started parking on the curbs. Council contractors provided fencing to keep the area secure and the surface will now be relaid. The company produces wrought iron gates, fencing, railings and balustrades. The airport and city management will inspect fencing as a first step to ensuring safety, but no specific time frame was set detailing when this would occur. The local crime prevention officer said the school is an unsafe place for the children because there is no security fencing. More security fencing has also gone up at the back of the park's greenhouse after it had 24 panes of glass smashed in one night. Barriers should be used when fences are not feasible or in addition to fencing to enhance security. As your eyes get accustomed to the dark, you suddenly realize that you're completely surrounded by about 100 feet of industrial fencing. Traditional electric fencing has a positive charge in each electrified wire. The club also hopes that vandal proof fencing will be in place by the start of the new season in April. Homes in the Walkley district, which has a high density of students, will be fitted with security gates and fencing. It's a square, solid, brown building, drab and dirty, surrounded by fencing and huge blocks of reinforced concrete. It also proposes to improve the barrier between the new homes and the reserve with high timber fencing, trees and shrubs. 2.1 Material used for the construction of fences. chestnut is still in demand for fencing Example sentencesExamples Note too, that the timber and fencing used in building your Richmond Hill home in all probably came from the Rocky Creek catchment. Consider natural material for fencing or screening. With the problem that farmers face today, good quality fencing was never more important. Three hundred feet up he found the end of a partly constructed fence and a pile of fencing materials. I felt especially sympathetic because my son just got a lot of splinters in his hand moving some fencing material around at work. Among these was the shortage of timber for building purposes and fencing. It is also a source of medicines for traditional healers and is used extensively for fencing, rope, firewood and building materials. Vandals who threw metal fencing on to a railway track near Hapton could have endangered people's lives. James and his younger brother Brian were erecting the fencing shortly before 11 am. Equipment for the excavations arrived last week including portable buildings, fencing, toilets and generators. Investigate those fencing materials that have higher break strength. Stem and leaves are pretty useful for feeding the goats, or they're dried and used for firewood, fencing and roofing materials. Stevenson appealed to communities to inform the police with regards to people who stole fencing so they can be prosecuted. 2.2 The erection of fences. Example sentencesExamples It required levelling, asphalting and fencing. This would be spent on infrastructure, community-based tourism initiatives, capacity building and fencing.
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