Definition of unenclosed in English:

unenclosed

adjectiveʌnɪnˈkləʊzdʌnɛnˈkləʊzdˌənenˈklōzd

(especially of land) not enclosed.
（尤指土地）未圈为私有的；公共的
the unenclosed uplands of Wales
未圈为私有的威尔士高地。
Example sentencesExamples
- At present the College is unenclosed and has seen repeated thefts most notably from the College laundry and the Junior Common Room.
- Now, more than 135 years on, Berkhamsted Common remains triumphantly unenclosed.
- But these concerns seem to have been appeased because only unenclosed and uncultivated land, aside from a small strip of improved farmland near Crymych, has been opened up.
- Many older malls will fold as consumers start to patronize the new, unenclosed, lifestyle malls that are sprouting up throughout the country.
- I want to spread my wings open in an unenclosed space, beat them once, twice, and leave the ground behind.
- By the way, the enclosure has been taken down, and this area is now as denuded of grass as the unenclosed area.
- Furthermore, much of the Lincolnshire Wolds in its unenclosed state was sheep pasture, not arable land.
- I threw the last of my farthings at some very grateful peasants and while they squabbled over them, I headed off alongside the unenclosed fields towards the sun's afternoon aurora.
- The legislation does not apply where the road passes over unenclosed land.
- The main form of agriculture was pastoral with cattle and sheep being grazed on unenclosed lands.
- They can be installed in either enclosed cavities such as walls or unenclosed spaces such as attics.
- The scheme will support new and existing organic farmers, providing £35 / hectare on organic arable or enclosed land, and £10 / hectare on unenclosed land subject to conditions.
- The definition of unenclosed upland is still under discussion with the European Commission.
- The landscape was well ordered with fields defined by hedges and ditches, trackways linking settlements, and unenclosed grazing areas beyond the more intensively used enclosed land.
- Squinting, he could not actually see much, but he felt a breeze, so he thought that he had come to an unenclosed area.
- A zone outside the royal compound became the focus of an extensive, unenclosed settlement consisting of thirteen houses and nine souterrains.
- A forest for them and their successors was an area of unenclosed countryside, consisting of a highly variable mixture of woodland, heathland, scrub and agricultural land.
- Permits show that the three seven-story buildings total 230,000 square feet of enclosed space and 118,000 square feet of unenclosed space.
- The town consists of an oval area about 3.75 km by 9.75 km, mainly unenclosed, but incorporating a temple complex, residential buildings, clusters of aristocratic houses, and workshops.
- So, if the statutory provision says that one has the right to go into unenclosed and unimproved land for subsistence purposes, then that is the case, but if there is an enclosure, of course, there is no longer that right.
Synonyms
rolling, sweeping, extensive, wide, wide open, broad, unfenced, exposed, unsheltered

Rhymes

self-imposed, undisclosed, unexposed, unopposed, unposed

Definition of unenclosed in US English:

unenclosed

adjectiveˌənenˈklōzd

Not enclosed by walls or fences.
the main staircase is unenclosed at the lobby level
Example sentencesExamples
- They can be installed in either enclosed cavities such as walls or unenclosed spaces such as attics.
- A zone outside the royal compound became the focus of an extensive, unenclosed settlement consisting of thirteen houses and nine souterrains.
- The main form of agriculture was pastoral with cattle and sheep being grazed on unenclosed lands.
- I threw the last of my farthings at some very grateful peasants and while they squabbled over them, I headed off alongside the unenclosed fields towards the sun's afternoon aurora.
- The landscape was well ordered with fields defined by hedges and ditches, trackways linking settlements, and unenclosed grazing areas beyond the more intensively used enclosed land.
- The legislation does not apply where the road passes over unenclosed land.
- I want to spread my wings open in an unenclosed space, beat them once, twice, and leave the ground behind.
- But these concerns seem to have been appeased because only unenclosed and uncultivated land, aside from a small strip of improved farmland near Crymych, has been opened up.
- The town consists of an oval area about 3.75 km by 9.75 km, mainly unenclosed, but incorporating a temple complex, residential buildings, clusters of aristocratic houses, and workshops.
- Squinting, he could not actually see much, but he felt a breeze, so he thought that he had come to an unenclosed area.
- Permits show that the three seven-story buildings total 230,000 square feet of enclosed space and 118,000 square feet of unenclosed space.
- Furthermore, much of the Lincolnshire Wolds in its unenclosed state was sheep pasture, not arable land.
- Now, more than 135 years on, Berkhamsted Common remains triumphantly unenclosed.
- At present the College is unenclosed and has seen repeated thefts most notably from the College laundry and the Junior Common Room.
- So, if the statutory provision says that one has the right to go into unenclosed and unimproved land for subsistence purposes, then that is the case, but if there is an enclosure, of course, there is no longer that right.
- The scheme will support new and existing organic farmers, providing £35 / hectare on organic arable or enclosed land, and £10 / hectare on unenclosed land subject to conditions.
- Many older malls will fold as consumers start to patronize the new, unenclosed, lifestyle malls that are sprouting up throughout the country.
- The definition of unenclosed upland is still under discussion with the European Commission.
- A forest for them and their successors was an area of unenclosed countryside, consisting of a highly variable mixture of woodland, heathland, scrub and agricultural land.
- By the way, the enclosure has been taken down, and this area is now as denuded of grass as the unenclosed area.
Synonyms
rolling, sweeping, extensive, wide, wide open, broad, unfenced, exposed, unsheltered

词汇	unenclosed
释义	Definition of unenclosed in English: unenclosed adjectiveʌnɪnˈkləʊzdʌnɛnˈkləʊzdˌənenˈklōzd (especially of land) not enclosed. （尤指土地）未圈为私有的；公共的 the unenclosed uplands of Wales 未圈为私有的威尔士高地。 Example sentencesExamples At present the College is unenclosed and has seen repeated thefts most notably from the College laundry and the Junior Common Room. Now, more than 135 years on, Berkhamsted Common remains triumphantly unenclosed. But these concerns seem to have been appeased because only unenclosed and uncultivated land, aside from a small strip of improved farmland near Crymych, has been opened up. Many older malls will fold as consumers start to patronize the new, unenclosed, lifestyle malls that are sprouting up throughout the country. I want to spread my wings open in an unenclosed space, beat them once, twice, and leave the ground behind. By the way, the enclosure has been taken down, and this area is now as denuded of grass as the unenclosed area. Furthermore, much of the Lincolnshire Wolds in its unenclosed state was sheep pasture, not arable land. I threw the last of my farthings at some very grateful peasants and while they squabbled over them, I headed off alongside the unenclosed fields towards the sun's afternoon aurora. The legislation does not apply where the road passes over unenclosed land. The main form of agriculture was pastoral with cattle and sheep being grazed on unenclosed lands. They can be installed in either enclosed cavities such as walls or unenclosed spaces such as attics. The scheme will support new and existing organic farmers, providing £35 / hectare on organic arable or enclosed land, and £10 / hectare on unenclosed land subject to conditions. The definition of unenclosed upland is still under discussion with the European Commission. The landscape was well ordered with fields defined by hedges and ditches, trackways linking settlements, and unenclosed grazing areas beyond the more intensively used enclosed land. Squinting, he could not actually see much, but he felt a breeze, so he thought that he had come to an unenclosed area. A zone outside the royal compound became the focus of an extensive, unenclosed settlement consisting of thirteen houses and nine souterrains. A forest for them and their successors was an area of unenclosed countryside, consisting of a highly variable mixture of woodland, heathland, scrub and agricultural land. Permits show that the three seven-story buildings total 230,000 square feet of enclosed space and 118,000 square feet of unenclosed space. The town consists of an oval area about 3.75 km by 9.75 km, mainly unenclosed, but incorporating a temple complex, residential buildings, clusters of aristocratic houses, and workshops. So, if the statutory provision says that one has the right to go into unenclosed and unimproved land for subsistence purposes, then that is the case, but if there is an enclosure, of course, there is no longer that right. Synonyms rolling, sweeping, extensive, wide, wide open, broad, unfenced, exposed, unsheltered Rhymes self-imposed, undisclosed, unexposed, unopposed, unposed Definition of unenclosed in US English: unenclosed adjectiveˌənenˈklōzd Not enclosed by walls or fences. the main staircase is unenclosed at the lobby level Example sentencesExamples They can be installed in either enclosed cavities such as walls or unenclosed spaces such as attics. A zone outside the royal compound became the focus of an extensive, unenclosed settlement consisting of thirteen houses and nine souterrains. The main form of agriculture was pastoral with cattle and sheep being grazed on unenclosed lands. I threw the last of my farthings at some very grateful peasants and while they squabbled over them, I headed off alongside the unenclosed fields towards the sun's afternoon aurora. The landscape was well ordered with fields defined by hedges and ditches, trackways linking settlements, and unenclosed grazing areas beyond the more intensively used enclosed land. The legislation does not apply where the road passes over unenclosed land. I want to spread my wings open in an unenclosed space, beat them once, twice, and leave the ground behind. But these concerns seem to have been appeased because only unenclosed and uncultivated land, aside from a small strip of improved farmland near Crymych, has been opened up. The town consists of an oval area about 3.75 km by 9.75 km, mainly unenclosed, but incorporating a temple complex, residential buildings, clusters of aristocratic houses, and workshops. Squinting, he could not actually see much, but he felt a breeze, so he thought that he had come to an unenclosed area. Permits show that the three seven-story buildings total 230,000 square feet of enclosed space and 118,000 square feet of unenclosed space. Furthermore, much of the Lincolnshire Wolds in its unenclosed state was sheep pasture, not arable land. Now, more than 135 years on, Berkhamsted Common remains triumphantly unenclosed. At present the College is unenclosed and has seen repeated thefts most notably from the College laundry and the Junior Common Room. So, if the statutory provision says that one has the right to go into unenclosed and unimproved land for subsistence purposes, then that is the case, but if there is an enclosure, of course, there is no longer that right. The scheme will support new and existing organic farmers, providing £35 / hectare on organic arable or enclosed land, and £10 / hectare on unenclosed land subject to conditions. Many older malls will fold as consumers start to patronize the new, unenclosed, lifestyle malls that are sprouting up throughout the country. The definition of unenclosed upland is still under discussion with the European Commission. A forest for them and their successors was an area of unenclosed countryside, consisting of a highly variable mixture of woodland, heathland, scrub and agricultural land. By the way, the enclosure has been taken down, and this area is now as denuded of grass as the unenclosed area. Synonyms rolling, sweeping, extensive, wide, wide open, broad, unfenced, exposed, unsheltered
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