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hoarding

/ˈhɔːdɪŋ/

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noun

仮囲い, 囲い

A temporary fence-like structure built around building work to add security and prevent accidents to the public.

Examples :

"The tall hoarding around the construction site kept the children safe from falling debris. "

建設現場の周りの高い仮囲いは、子供たちを落下する瓦礫から守りました。

building architecture property

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noun

張り出し防塁, 銃眼

A roofed wooden shield placed over the battlements of a castle and projecting from them.

Examples :

"The archers fired arrows from behind the castle's hoarding, protected from enemy attacks above. "

弓兵は、上からの敵の攻撃から守られ、城の張り出し防塁の後ろから矢を放った。

architecture military

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noun

広告板, 看板

Examples :

"The new movie's release date was announced on a large hoarding near the bus stop. "

新しい映画の公開日は、バス停近くの大きな広告板で発表されました。

media communication sign

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verb

ため込む, 貯め込む

To amass, usually for one's own private collection.

Examples :

"My grandmother is hoarding newspapers; stacks of them fill her garage. "

祖母は新聞をため込んでいます。山積みの新聞が彼女のガレージを埋め尽くしています。

tendency business economy action

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noun

ため込み, 収集

A behavior where people or animals accumulate food or other items

Examples :

"The squirrel's hoarding of nuts will help it survive the winter. "

リスによるナッツの収集は、冬を乗り切るのに役立ちます。

mind animal human tendency

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noun

ため込み症

An anxiety disorder, of people who experience feelings of anxiety or discomfort about discarding unneeded items

Examples :

"Her excessive hoarding made it difficult to navigate the rooms in her house, which were filled with stacks of newspapers, old clothes, and forgotten toys. "

彼女の過度のため込み症は、新聞、古い服、忘れられたおもちゃの山でいっぱいの家の部屋を移動することを困難にした。

medicine mind condition