Translation for 'rail fence' from English to French

rail fence

clôture {f} à claire-voie

claire-voie {f} [clôture]

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chestnut forest rail / forest-rail

râle {m} marron [Rallicula rubra, syn. : Rallina rubra]orn.T

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fence

barrière {f}

obstacle {m}équi.

clôture {f}

to fence

faire de l'escrimesport

faire des armes [escrime]sport

to fence sth.

clôturer qc.

wooden fence

barrière {f} en bois

board fence

clôture {f} à claire-voie

claire-voie {f} [clôture]

lattice fence

treillage {m} [clôture]

fence season

période {f} de fermeture de la chassechasse

Dingo Fence

barrière {f} à dingos [long de 5 320 kilomètres, en Australie]écol.

barbed wire fence

barbelés {m.pl}

clôture {f} en barbeléconstr.

to fence sth. in

parquer qc. [bestiaux]agr.zool.

barb wire fence

clôture {f} en barbeléconstr.

barbelés {m.pl}

to refuse a fence

refuser l'obstacle [cheval]équi.

to fence with sb. [with words, arguments]

croiser le fer avec qn.

• It would be planted out "in the modern way of landscape gardening, as many of the squares are now in London, the garden enclosed with an elegant rail fence".
• The marker is a white granite oblisque surrounded by a low steel rail fence and was put in place in 1936.
• They did find a massive stone side wall as well as the likely original post holes for the rail fence.
• Calvin discovers a diary in the library, encrypted with a rail fence cipher.
• Powell, the town got its name from a "passing observer who saw many lizards sunning and licking themselves on a rail fence."

• Players from the local cricket club erected a two-rail fence around the oval during the 1860s but a solid planked safety barrier was needed for motor cycle racing, although this did not stop several deaths occurring as a result of crashes.
• The Big Pineapple complex is partly fenced to the south boundary with a timber-framed flat-top paling fence and a low three-rail fence to the east which is painted white.
• A timber safety rail fence surrounds the memorial precinct.
• This is the same advantage possessed by a zig-zag split rail fence.
• Born in Natick, Comecho enlisted for eight month's service and his unit held the line at Bunker Hill between the redoubt and the rail fence.

• This style dispenses with heathering and, with a post and rail fence on the field side behind it, does not need to be stockproof.
• They include simple substitution ciphers (such as ROT13) and transposition ciphers (such as a Rail Fence Cipher).
• Route ciphers have many more keys than a rail fence.
• The rail fence cipher (also called a zigzag cipher) is a classical type of transposition cipher.
• Porter's remaining forces yielded ground and joined the others behind the rail fence.