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1. (n.) railing
a fencelike barrier composed of one or more horizontal rails supported by widely spaced uprights; balustrade.
2. railing
a banister.
3. railing
rails collectively.
Etymology: (1400–50)
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| Definition of 'railing' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) railing, rail
a barrier consisting of a horizontal bar and supports
2. (noun) railing
material for making rails or rails collectively
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1. (noun) railing
a fence of vertical bars, or the horizontal bar on top of these
the railing around the balcony
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| Definition of 'railing' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) railing
expressing reproach; insulting
2. (noun) railing
a barrier made of a rail or of rails
3. (noun) railing
rails in general; also, material for making rails
4. railing
of Rail
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Sense: (usually in plural) a fence or barrier of (usually vertical) metal or wooden bars
They've put railings up all round the park.
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Afrikaans: relings, afskortings |
Arabic: درابْزين |
Bulgarian: перила |
Brazilian: gradeamento |
Czech: hrazení |
German: das Geländer |
Danish: rækværk; indhegning |
Greek: κιγκλίδωμα |
Spanish: verja, enrejado |
Estonian: tara |
Farsi: نرده گذاری |
Finnish: kaide |
French: grille, clôture |
Hebrew: מַעֲקֶה |
Hindi: रेलिंग |
Croatian: stupići |
Hungarian: korlát |
Indonesian: pagar |
Icelandic: grindverk |
Italian: grata, cancellata |
Japanese: さく |
Korean: 울타리, 난간 |
Lithuanian: užtvara, turėklas, barjer |
Latvian: iežogojums; margas |
Malay: pagar |
Dutch: afrastering |
Norwegian: (sprinkel)gjerde, rekkver |
Polish: płot, balustrada |
Persian: نرده گذاری |
Pashto: دريل پټلۍ، كټاره، جارګى، |
Portuguese: gradeamento |
Romanian: grilaj,îngrăditură |
Russian: ограда |
Slovak: zábradlie, ohrada |
Slovenian: ograja |
Serbian: ograda |
Swedish: staket, räcke[n] |
Thai: ราวลูกกรง |
Turkish: parmaklık, çit |
Taiwanese: 欄杆 |
Ukrainian: огорожа, поруччя |
Urdu: باڑ |
Vietnamese: rào chắn |
Chinese: 栏杆 |
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