picket fence
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈpicket ˌfence noun [countable] American EnglishD a fence made up of a line of strong pointed sticks that are fixed in the ground 尖桩篱栅[篱笆] →5 see picture at 见图 fence1
Examples from the Corpus
picket fence• There was a picket fence, and a small gate.• Berry lives in a white frame home with a brown picket fence on the edge of Newville.• Rickety grey picket fence, low gate ajar.• The paint is bright, the picket fence in the front is in good shape.• Who now remembers the second Clairol blowing from the picket fence?• In a flash, Creed was out of the jeep and creeping past foliage and tree-trunks towards the beginning of the picket fence.• I learned how to untie the rope and would push my brother over this picket fence.ˈpicket ˌfence nounChineseSyllable
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picket fence
ˈpicket ˌfence
noun [countable]
American English a fence made up of a line of strong pointed sticks that are fixed in the ground
ˈpicket ˌfence
noun [countable]American English a fence made up of a line of strong pointed sticks that are fixed in the ground