Translation guide
The term 'outer fence' refers to the outermost barrier or enclosure around a property, garden, or area. In Japanese, this concept is expressed through specific words that distinguish between types of fences and their functions.
The outermost fence or wall surrounding a house, garden, or estate.
Literally 'outer fence', this is the most direct and common term for an outer fence, especially in architectural or gardening contexts.
We need to repair the outer fence of the house.
A decorative or functional fence marking the boundary of a garden or park.
A general phrase meaning 'outer fence', used when the context is clear. Suitable for everyday conversation.
Refers to an outer wall or fence, often made of wood or stone, surrounding a property. More common in traditional settings.
The outer wall of the old house is crumbling.
A modern term for a perimeter fence, often used in construction or security contexts.
We reinforced the perimeter fence of the factory.
The outer fence of the park has been renewed.
Literally 'perimeter fence', used for fences around gardens or small parks.
I painted the garden's outer fence white.