boxing
/ˈbɑksɪŋ/
noun
- A sport in which two people fight by punching each other with gloved hands inside a ring.
- He has been training in boxing for three years.
- She watches boxing on television every weekend.
- Boxing matches are divided into rounds.
- The act of putting something into a box or boxes.
- The boxing of the fragile items took extra care.
- We finished the boxing of all the holiday decorations.
- The warehouse workers are responsible for boxing the products.
- A material or structure used to enclose something, like a protective casing.
- The engine is protected by a metal boxing.
- The electrical wiring is hidden inside a plastic boxing.
- They installed a wooden boxing around the pipes.
verb
- Present participle of box; to fight someone as a sport by punching with gloved hands.
- They were boxing at the gym all afternoon.
- She enjoys boxing as a way to stay fit.
- He is boxing his opponent in the championship match.
- Present participle of box; to put something into a box.
- They are boxing up their old clothes to donate.
- He was boxing the books for the move.
- She is boxing the gifts for the party.