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filo spinato
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filo, in genere metallico, munito di spine
Barbed wire is a type of steel fencing wire with sharp edges or points spaced along its length, designed to create a barrier that discourages passage. It has been widely used for fencing livestock and property boundaries because these sharp points make it difficult and painful for animals or people to cross without injury.
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- Subclass of
- wire
- Image
- Barbed Wire Roll.jpg
- Has use
- wire obstacle
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- Commons category
- Barbed wire
- MCN code
- 7313.00.00
- described by source
- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
- different from
- Barb wire
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Article · Italiano
Il filo spinato è un filo, in genere metallico, munito di spine. L'invenzione del modo di produrre su larga scala il filo è attribuita allo statunitense Joseph Glidden, che nel 1874 depositò il brevetto di due fili di ferro e di una serie di spine.
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