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View usage for: (ɪnkloʊʒəʳ) Word forms: plural enclosurescountable nounAn enclosure is an area of land that is surrounded by a wall or fence and that is used for a particular purpose. This enclosure was so vast that the outermost wall could hardly be seen. Synonyms: compound, yard, pen, fold More Synonyms of enclosure enclosure in British English or inclosure (ɪnˈkləʊʒə) noun1. the act of enclosing or state of being enclosed 2. a region or area enclosed by or as if by a fence 3. a. the act of appropriating land, esp common land, by putting a hedge or other barrier around it b. history such acts as were carried out at various periods in England, esp between the 12thand 14th centuries and finally in the 18th and 19th centuries 4. a fence, wall, etc, that serves to enclose 5. something, esp a supporting document, enclosed within an envelope or wrapper, esp together with a letter 6. British a section of a sports ground, racecourse, etc, allotted to certain spectators enclosure in American English (ɛnˈkloʊʒər; ɪnˈkloʊʒər) noun1. an enclosing or being enclosed 2. something that encloses, as a fence, wall, etc. 3. something enclosed ; specif.,a. an enclosed place or area b. a document, money, etc. enclosed as with a letter 4. a boxlike container for a speaker (sense 3) speaker (sense 3a) Word origin ME & OE: see enclose & -ure Examples of 'enclosure' in a sentenceenclosure It would be nice to get him back in the winners' enclosure.The new enclosure is brilliant for us as it allows us to give the gorillas the enrichment they need.Their plight was made much more apparent by the sudden deluge of enclosure acts at the end of the eighteenth century.The air in the winners' enclosure really will be blue.Today's summer season is no longer preoccupied with being in a royal enclosure.Its winner 's enclosure will be transformed.Within the new enclosure they do the same, but in the company of other families.In 1945 her father set about expanding the zoo with new enclosures made from wartime road blocks.No wonder racegoers rushed through the rain and mist afterwards to greet her in the winner 's enclosure.But in spite of that, one of her favourite moments with him took place in his new enclosure.I was greeted by sheer bedlam in the winner 's enclosure.In 1875, the days of free attendance would vanish with the enclosure of many racecourses.Then again, have you tried getting into the royal enclosure at Ascot recently?And that's just the royal enclosure over five days in June.His size means he will require a new enclosure, which will cost at least 250,000.A video was released of her hobbling on three legs, before happily walking across her enclosure with her new leg.A design for a new giant panda enclosure is being prepared, and it is expected to be built next spring.A series of enclosure acts down the centuries have fenced in common land and caused the masses to fight the toffs for the right to roam.A zoo was forced to close and call in the police after eight chimpanzees escaped while they were being moved to a new enclosure yesterday morning.For my money, capitalism begins with the enclosure of common land in the 18th century and has been distorting human endeavour since then.It swerved through the air and sailed into a fenced enclosure 20 feet away and I smiled to myself. In other languagesenclosure British English: enclosure NOUN An enclosure is an area of land that is surrounded by a wall or fence and that is used for a particular purpose. This enclosure was so vast that the outermost wall could hardly be seen. - American English: enclosure
- Brazilian Portuguese: cerco
- Chinese: 围场
- European Spanish: cercado
- French: enceinte
- German: eingezäunter Bereich
- Italian: area recintata
- Japanese: 囲い地
- Korean: 울로 둘러싼 땅
- European Portuguese: cercado
- Latin American Spanish: cercado
Chinese translation of 'enclosure' n (c) - (= area of land)
围(圍)场(場) (wéichǎng) - (in letter)
附件 (fùjiàn) (个(個), gè)
Definition an area of land enclosed by a fence, wall, or hedge This enclosure was so vast that the outermost wall could hardly be seen. Synonyms compoundyard fold sty stockade Additional synonymsDefinition a cage or pen for poultry or small animals Behind the house, the pair set up a chicken coop. Synonyms pen, pound, box, cage, enclosure, hutch, corral (US, Canadian) Definition a small enclosed field for horses The family kept horses in the paddock in front of the house. Synonyms field, meadow, pasture, pen, corral (US, Canadian), stockade Definition an enclosure in which domestic animals are kept a holding pen for sheep Synonyms enclosure, pound, fold, cage, coop, hutch, corral (US, Canadian), sty |