chainlink fence
Noun: A type of fencing made from interwoven steel wires, forming a characteristic diamond-shaped mesh pattern. It is commonly used for security, boundary demarcation, and enclosure purposes due to its strength and visibility.
The term "chainlink fence" is used to describe the physical fence structure itself. It is a compound noun where "chainlink" modifies "fence" to specify the type. It is typically used in singular or plural forms to refer to one or more such fences. * The backyard is enclosed by a chainlink fence. * The construction site was surrounded by high chainlink fences.
- They installed a new chainlink fence around the tennis courts.
- The dog barked at squirrels through the chainlink fence.
- Chainlink fences are practical but not always the most aesthetically pleasing option.
- "Chainlink" as a standalone modifier: In some contexts, especially when the type of structure is already clear, "chainlink" can be used adjectivally without "fence."
- The property has a chainlink perimeter.
- Chainlink (noun/adjective): Refers to the specific woven wire mesh material itself.
- The material is galvanized chainlink.
- Wire mesh fence: A more general term that includes chainlink and other types of fences made from woven wires.
- Cyclone fence (trademark): A common brand name often used generically for chainlink fencing, especially in some regions.
- Wire netting fence
- Mesh fence
"Chainlink fence" is a specific, common term for a ubiquitous type of fencing. Its meaning is very concrete, referring directly to the physical object. There are no common phrasal verbs or idioms directly associated with this specific compound noun.
- a fence of steel wires woven into a diamond pattern