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hoarding

/ˈhɔːdɪŋ/

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noun

围挡，护栏。

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. "

工地周围高高的围挡保护了孩子们，防止他们被掉落的碎片砸到。

building architecture property

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noun

雉堞，女墙。

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. "

弓箭手们躲在城堡的雉堞后方向外射箭，从而避免了来自上方的敌人攻击。

architecture military

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noun

广告牌，布告牌

Examples :

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

新电影的上映日期在巴士站附近的一个大型广告牌上公布了。

media communication sign

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verb

囤积，储藏。

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

Examples :

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

我奶奶在囤积报纸，车库里堆满了成摞的报纸。

tendency business economy action

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noun

囤积，积聚。

A behavior where people or animals accumulate food or other items

Examples :

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

松鼠囤积坚果的行为能帮助它度过冬天。

mind animal human tendency

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noun

囤积症，储物癖

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. "

她的过度囤积症让人们很难在她家里的房间里走动，因为房间里堆满了成摞的报纸、旧衣服和被遗忘的玩具。

medicine mind condition