Definition of rabbit fence in English:

rabbit fence

(also rabbit-proof fence)

noun

Australian, NZ

A fence erected to prevent the spread of wild rabbits and other agricultural pests from one region to another.
the barrier was part of a network of rabbit fences stretching across the continent
Example sentencesExamples
- When they reached the rabbit-proof fence, they followed it to the creek.
- I pulled weeds from my failed sunflower garden and rolled up the rabbit fence that had lined it.
- The barrier was once part of a vast network of rabbit fences stretching right across the continent.
- We'd be following the old rabbit fence that was put in the late 1890s.
- In spite of the failure of the rabbit fence, they have also built a dingo fence to protect the sheep from dingo attacks.
- It is not until they discover that the rabbit-proof fence is nearby that they finally find a path home.
- Most of the old rabbit fences have now fallen into disrepair.
- The rabbit-proof fence bisects Western Australia from north to south.
- The "Rabbit Fence" marks a clear and straight boundary between the southwest and the area to the east where forest still survives.
- They have loads of rabbits that can't get through the rabbit-proof fence, but can hop in through the gate.

单词	rabbit fence
释义	Definition of rabbit fence in English: rabbit fence (also rabbit-proof fence) noun Australian, NZ A fence erected to prevent the spread of wild rabbits and other agricultural pests from one region to another. the barrier was part of a network of rabbit fences stretching across the continent Example sentencesExamples When they reached the rabbit-proof fence, they followed it to the creek. I pulled weeds from my failed sunflower garden and rolled up the rabbit fence that had lined it. The barrier was once part of a vast network of rabbit fences stretching right across the continent. We'd be following the old rabbit fence that was put in the late 1890s. In spite of the failure of the rabbit fence, they have also built a dingo fence to protect the sheep from dingo attacks. It is not until they discover that the rabbit-proof fence is nearby that they finally find a path home. Most of the old rabbit fences have now fallen into disrepair. The rabbit-proof fence bisects Western Australia from north to south. The "Rabbit Fence" marks a clear and straight boundary between the southwest and the area to the east where forest still survives. They have loads of rabbits that can't get through the rabbit-proof fence, but can hop in through the gate.
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