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Definition
Synonym
Drahtreuter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Drahtreuter
m
; Schwedenreuter
m
(Trockengerüst für Gras)
agr.
Drahtreuter
pl
; Schwedenreuter
pl
fence rack
fence racks
Drahtreuter
m
; Schwedenreuter
m
(Trockengerüst für Gras)
agr.
Drahtreuter
pl
; Schwedenreuter
pl
fence rack
fence racks
Drahtreuter
m
; Schwedenreuter
m
(Trockengerüst für Gras)
agr.
Drahtreuter
pl
; Schwedenreuter
pl
fence rack
fence racks
Deutsche
Drahtreuter Synonyme
Englische
fence rack Synonyme
fence
abatis
about the bush
advanced work
arch dam
arm
armor
armor-plate
around the bush
avoid
backstop
baffle
balistraria
balustrade
bamboo curtain
bank
banquette
bar
barbed wire
barbed-wire entanglement
barbican
barrage
barricade
barrier
bartizan
bastion
battle
battlement
bear-trap dam
beat about
beat around
beaver dam
beg the question
bicker
black-market
black-marketeer
bless
block
blockade
boggle
boom
bootleg
bound
boundary
box
brawl
breakwater
breastwork
brick wall
broil
buffer
bulkhead
bulkhead in
bulwark
cage
casemate
castellate
cavil
center
champion
cheval-de-frise
choplogic
circumscribe
circumvallation
clash
cloak
close
cofferdam
collide
combat
come to blows
compass about
compromise
confine
contend
contest
contravallation
coop
copyright
corral
counterscarp
cover
crenellate
curtain
cushion
cut and thrust
dam
defend
defense
demibastion
dig in
dike
ditch
dodge
drawbridge
duck
duel
earthwork
embankment
embattle
encircle
enclose
enclosure
ensure
entanglement
entrench
equivocate
escarp
escarpment
evade
evade the issue
exchange blows
feint
fence
s
fend
fend off
feud
fieldwork
fight
fight a duel
foil
fortalice
fortification
fortify
garrison
gate
give and take
give satisfaction
glacis
golden mean
grapple
grapple with
gravity dam
groin
guarantee
guard
half measures
half-and-half measures
halfway measures
happy medium
harbor
haven
hedge
hedgerow
hem
hem and haw
hoarding
hydraulic-fill dam
immure
impartial
indecisive
independent
insure
iron curtain
irresolute
jam
jetty
jostle
joust
keep
keep from harm
leaping weir
levee
logjam
loophole
lunette
machicolation
make safe
man
man the garrison
maneuver
mantelet
mean
medium
merlon
mew
middle course
middle ground
middle way
milldam
mine
mix it up
moat
moderantism
moderate position
moderateness
moderation
moderatism
mole
moonshine
mound
myst
fence
in
beleaguer
beset
besiege
blockade
bottle up
bound
box in
box up
cage
chamber
check
cloister
close in
compass
confine
constrain
contain
coop
coop in
coop up
cordon
cordon off
cork up
corral
crib
detain
encage
encircle
enclose
encompass
enshrine
hedge in
hem in
hold
hold in custody
hold in restraint
house in
immure
impound
imprison
incarcerate
include
inhibit
jail
keep in
keep in custody
keep in detention
kennel
leaguer
mew
mew up
pen
pen in
pen up
pocket
pound
quarantine
rail in
restrain
restrict
seal up
shackle
shrine
shut in
shut up
stable
surround
wall in
wrap
yard
yard up
Drahtreuter Definition
Fence
(
n.
)
That
which
fends
off
attack
or
danger
Fence
(
n.
)
An
inclosure
about
a
field
or
other
space,
or
about
any
object
Fence
(
n.
)
A
projection
on
the
bolt,
which
passes
through
the
tumbler
gates
in
locking
and
unlocking.
Fence
(
n.
)
Self-defense
by
the
use
of
the
sword
Fence
(
n.
)
A
receiver
of
stolen
goods,
or
a
place
where
they
are
received.
Fence
(
v.
t.)
To
fend
off
danger
from
Fence
(
v.
t.)
To
inclose
with
a
fence
or
other
protection
Fence
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
defense
Fence
(
v.
i.)
To
practice
the
art
of
attack
and
defense
with
the
sword
or
with
the
foil,
esp.
with
the
smallsword,
using
the
point
only.
Fence
(
v.
i.)
Hence,
to
fight
or
dispute
in
the
manner
of
fencers,
that
is,
by
thrusting,
guarding,
parrying,
etc.
Flower-fence
(
n.
)
A
tropical
leguminous
bush
(Poinciana,
/
Caesalpinia,
pulcherrima)
with
prickly
branches,
and
showy
yellow
or
red
flowers
Rack
(
n.
)
Same
as
Arrack.
Rack
(
n.
)
The
neck
and
spine
of
a
fore
quarter
of
veal
or
mutton.
Rack
(
n.
)
A
wreck
Rack
(
n.
)
Thin,
flying,
broken
clouds,
or
any
portion
of
floating
vapor
in
the
sky.
Rack
(
v.
i.)
To
fly,
as
vapor
or
broken
clouds.
Rack
(
v.
)
To
amble
fast,
causing
a
rocking
or
swaying
motion
of
the
body
Rack
(
n.
)
A
fast
amble.
Rack
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
off
from
the
lees
or
sediment,
as
wine.
Rack
(
a.
)
An
instrument
or
frame
used
for
stretching,
extending,
retaining,
or
displaying,
something.
Rack
(
a.
)
An
engine
of
torture,
consisting
of
a
large
frame,
upon
which
the
body
was
gradually
stretched
until,
sometimes,
the
joints
were
dislocated
Rack
(
a.
)
An
instrument
for
bending
a
bow.
Rack
(
a.
)
A
grate
on
which
bacon
is
laid.
Rack
(
a.
)
A
frame
or
device
of
various
construction
for
holding,
and
preventing
the
waste
of,
hay,
grain,
etc.,
supplied
to
beasts.
Rack
(
a.
)
A
frame
on
which
articles
are
deposited
for
keeping
or
arranged
for
display
Rack
(
a.
)
A
piece
or
frame
of
wood,
having
several
sheaves,
through
which
the
running
rigging
passes
Rack
(
a.
)
A
frame
or
table
on
which
ores
are
separated
or
washed.
Rack
(
a.
)
A
frame
fitted
to
a
wagon
for
carrying
hay,
straw,
or
grain
on
the
stalk,
or
other
bulky
loads.
Rack
(
a.
)
A
distaff.
Rack
(
a.
)
A
bar
with
teeth
on
its
face,
or
edge,
to
work
with
those
of
a
wheel,
pinion,
or
worm,
which
is
to
drive
it
or
be
driven
by
it.
Rack
(
a.
)
That
which
is
extorted
Rack
(
v.
t.)
To
extend
by
the
application
of
force
Rack
(
v.
t.)
To
torment
Rack
(
v.
t.)
To
stretch
or
strain,
in
a
figurative
sense
Rack
(
v.
t.)
To
wash
on
a
rack,
as
metals
or
ore.
Rack
(
v.
t.)
To
bind
together,
as
two
ropes,
with
cross
turns
of
yarn,
marline,
etc.
Rack-rent
(
n.
)
A
rent
of
the
full
annual
value
of
the
tenement,
or
near
it
Rack-rent
(
v.
t.)
To
subject
to
rack-rent,
as
a
farm
or
tenant.
Rack-renter
(
n.
)
One
who
is
subjected
to
paying
rack-rent.
Rack-renter
(
n.
)
One
who
exacts
rack-rent.
fence rack / fence racks Bedeutung
rack
single-foot
a
rapid
gait
of
a
horse
in
which
each
foot
strikes
the
ground
separately
rack
a
form
of
torture
in
which
pain
is
inflicted
by
stretching
the
body
fence
lizard
spiny
lizard
often
seen
basking
on
fences
in
the
United
States
and
northern
Mexico
western
fence
lizard
swift
blue-belly
Sceloporus
occidentalis
common
western
lizard,
seen
on
logs
or
rocks
eastern
fence
lizard
pine
lizard
Sceloporus
undulatus
small
active
lizard
of
United
States
and
north
to
British
Columbia
bicycle
rack
a
rack
for
parking
bicycles
bomb
rack
a
device
on
an
aircraft
for
carrying
bombs
chainlink
fence
a
fence
of
steel
wires
woven
into
a
diamond
pattern
coatrack
coat
rack
hatrack
a
rack
with
hooks
for
temporarily
holding
coats
and
hats
cog
railway
rack
railway
railway
for
steep
mountains,
a
cogwheel
on
the
locomotive
engages
cogs
on
a
center
rail
to
provide
traction
dish
rack
a
rack
for
holding
dishes
as
dishwater
drains
off
of
them
dress
rack
a
rack
used
primarily
to
display
dresses
for
sale
in
a
store
fence
fencing
a
barrier
that
serves
to
enclose
an
area
luggage
rack
roof
rack
carrier
for
holding
luggage
above
the
seats
of
a
train
or
on
top
of
a
car
magazine
rack
a
rack
for
displaying
magazines
music
stand
music
rack
a
light
stand
for
holding
sheets
of
printed
music
picket
fence
paling
a
fence
made
of
upright
pickets
pipe
rack
a
rack
for
holding
a
smoker's
pipes
plate
rack
a
rack
for
holding
plates
to
dry
after
they
have
been
washed
rack
stand
a
support
for
displaying
various
articles,
the
newspapers
were
arranged
on
a
rack
rack
framework
for
holding
objects
rack
wheel
an
instrument
of
torture
that
stretches
or
disjoints
or
mutilates
victims
rack
and
pinion
a
wheel
gear
(the
pinion)
meshes
with
a
toothed
rack,
converts
rotary
to
reciprocating
motion
(and
vice
versa)
rail
fence
a
fence
(usually
made
of
split
logs
laid
across
each
other
at
an
angle)
ski
rack
a
carrier
for
holding
skis
on
top
of
a
vehicle
spice
rack
a
rack
for
displaying
containers
filled
with
spices
split
rail
fence
rail
a
rail
that
is
split
from
a
log
sunk
fence
ha-ha
haw-haw
a
ditch
with
one
side
being
a
retaining
wall,
used
to
divide
lands
without
defacing
the
landscape
tie
rack
a
rack
for
storing
ties
towel
rack
towel
horse
a
rack
consisting
of
one
or
more
bars
on
which
towels
can
be
hung
worm
fence
snake
fence
snakeail
fence
Virginia
fence
rail
fence
consisting
of
a
zigzag
of
interlocking
rails
fence
mending
social
action
to
improve
poor
relations
(especially
in
politics),
they
moved
forward
from
a
period
of
fence
mending
to
substantive
changes
in
the
country
wrack
rack
the
destruction
or
collapse
of
something,
wrack
and
ruin
rack
rib
section
of
a
forequarter
of
veal
or
pork
or
especially
lamb
or
mutton
rack
of
lamb
crown
roast
a
roast
of
the
rib
section
of
lamb
fence
line
a
boundary
line
created
by
a
fence
fence
a
dealer
in
stolen
property
fence-sitter
a
person
who
won't
take
sides
in
a
controversy
coralwood
coral-wood
red
sandalwood
Barbados
pride
peacock
flower
fence
Adenanthera
pavonina
East
Indian
tree
with
racemes
of
yellow-white
flowers,
cultivated
as
an
ornamental
rack
rent
an
extortionate
rent
rack
torture
on
the
rack
rack
up
supply
a
rack
with
feed
for
(horses
or
other
animals)
argue
contend
debate
fence
have
an
argument
about
something
worst
pip
mop
up
whip
rack
up
defeat
thoroughly,
He
mopped
up
the
floor
with
his
opponents
score
hit
tally
rack
up
gain
points
in
a
game,
The
home
team
scored
many
times,
He
hit
a
home
run,
He
hit
.in
the
past
season
wall
palisade
fence
fence
in
surround
surround
with
a
wall
in
order
to
fortify
fence
fight
with
fencing
swords
rack
seize
together,
as
of
parallel
ropes
of
a
tackle
in
order
to
prevent
running
through
the
block
rack
up
place
in
a
rack,
rack
pool
balls
fence
fence
in
enclose
with
a
fence,
we
fenced
in
our
yard
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