英和和英

a master of fencing

to learn to fence―practise fencing―（師匠を取ってなら）―take lessons in fencing

to fence

a fencing master

a person who learns the art of swordsmanship

a type of fencing called two-sword fencing

a person skilled in swordplay

to learn how to fence―practise fencing―take lessons in fencing

a type of military training involving the practice of shooting from horseback

the military art of swordfighting

a martial art in which a stick is used as a fighting tool

swordsmen who use two-swords in fencing

a martial art that makes use of a spear

a martial art in which arms are brandished horizontally

in kendo, a stance called 'seigan'

a form of Japanese traditional fencing, called kendo

an oak cudgel that is used as a weapon

Japanese traditional fencing with swords

Can you fence?

be a good [bad] swordsman

the martial art of Japanese fencing which hones the mind and body

He is a good fencer.

a style of swordsmanship characteristic of a certain sect

a school of swordsmanship called {'Bokuden'}

a bow used in the style of archery that was developed in the West

a military art in which a sword is used for protection and to kill the enemy

a course of Japanese swordsmanship, called 'itto-ryo-dan'

to be inducted into the mysteries of swordsmanship

a school in Japanese swordsmanship called the {Hikida School}