Hedge
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British pronunciation/hˈɛd‍ʒ/
American pronunciation/ˈhɛdʒ/

Definice a Význam "hedge"

01

živý plot, keř

a row of closely-planted bushes or small trees that form a boundary, particularly on the edge of a garden, road, or field
hedge definition and meaning

What is a "hedge"?

A hedge is a row of closely planted shrubs or small trees that are often used to form a boundary, fence, or decorative feature in gardens or landscapes. Hedges are trimmed and shaped to grow in a dense, continuous line, providing privacy, wind protection, or an attractive division between areas. Hedges can be evergreen, maintaining their leaves throughout the year, or deciduous, losing their leaves in the fall. They are commonly used for both functional purposes, like creating a natural fence, and aesthetic reasons, such as adding structure and color to outdoor spaces.

02

výhrada, záloha

an intentionally noncommittal or ambiguous statement
03

hedž, ochranná metoda

a thing or method that protects one against potential problems, particularly financial ones
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04

hedge, zábrana

a linguistic device used to express uncertainty or vagueness, often through words or phrases that indicate a lack of commitment or certainty in one's statement

What is a "hedge"?

A hedge is a word or phrase used in conversation to lessen the impact of a statement, making it less direct or assertive. A hedge allows speakers to soften their claims or opinions, often to express uncertainty, politeness, or caution. Common examples of hedges include words like "maybe," "possibly," "I think," and "kind of." For instance, saying "I think it might rain" is a hedge that suggests uncertainty about the weather rather than a strong assertion. Using hedges can help maintain a friendly tone in discussions and make it easier to share opinions without coming across as overly forceful or confrontational.

to hedge
01

vyhýbat se, kličkovat

to evade giving a clear or firm response, decision, or commitment
Intransitive
02

to reduce the risk of loss or failure by making a counterbalancing action or decision

Transitive: to hedge a risk or venture
03

ohradit, vymezit

to enclose or outline an area by planting or placing a row of shrubs or small trees
Transitive: to hedge an area
04

omezit, bránit

to create an obstacle or restriction, hindering movement or impact

hedge

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example
Příklad
Landscapers often use viburnum shrubs as hedges due to their dense foliage and attractive blooms.
The viburnum hedge provides privacy and beauty along the property line.
Investors often include commodities in their portfolios as a hedge against inflation and market volatility.
The investor used a hedge to protect their portfolio against market volatility.
The company implemented a currency hedge to mitigate the impact of exchange rate fluctuations on its international transactions.
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