Champ Clos
arena - or patinoire
The French word "clos" (masculine, feminine: close) means "closed" in English.
A public urinal, enclosed by a wall or screen.
An enclosed space used for riding or caring for horses.
enclos.
arena
patinoire
C'est l'arene.
The phrase "it is enclosed in a fence" can be translated into French as "il est clôturé." If you want to specify what is enclosed, you could say "il est clôturé par une clôture" or "il est entouré d'une clôture."
No, the word 'arena' is a noun, a word for a type of building, an enclosure, or a field used for a sport or activity; a word for a thing.A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun in a sentence.The pronoun that takes the place of the noun 'arena' is it.Example: The new arena is completed. It will be open by the next semester.
arène d'équitation
Arenal pertaining to sand. Arena is Latin for sand.