fence
US /fens/
UK /fens/
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籬笆, 柵欄
a barrier, railing, or other upright structure, typically of wood or wire, enclosing an area of ground to mark a boundary, control access, or prevent escape.
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The farmer built a new fence around his pasture.
農民在他的牧場周圍建了一個新籬笆。
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The children climbed over the garden fence.
孩子們爬過了花園籬笆。
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銷贓者, 贓物販子
a person who deals in stolen goods.
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The police arrested the fence who was selling stolen electronics.
警方逮捕了出售被盜電子產品的銷贓者。
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He was known in the underworld as a reliable fence.
他在黑社會中被稱為一個可靠的銷贓者。
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擊劍
engage in the sport of fencing.
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She learned to fence at a young age.
她從小就學會了擊劍。
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They will fence in the national competition.
他們將在全國比賽中擊劍。
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銷贓, 買賣贓物
receive or buy stolen goods.
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He was caught trying to fence the stolen jewelry.
他被抓到試圖銷贓被盜的珠寶。
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It's illegal to fence stolen goods.
銷贓是違法的。