| 释义 |
barricade美 [.berɪ'keɪd] 英 [.bærɪ'keɪd] - n.路障；街垒
- v.设路障防护；阻挡
- 网络隔板；栅栏；障碍
第三人称单数：barricades 现在分词：barricading 过去式：barricaded n. blockade,barrier,cordon,obstruction,fortification v. secure,obstruct,bar,fortify,block 1. | 路障；街垒a line of objects placed across a road, etc. to stop people from getting past |
| The police stormed the barricades the demonstrators had put up. 警察冲破了示威者筑起的街垒。 |
1. | ~ sth 设路障防护；阻挡to defend or block sth by building a barricade |
| They barricaded all the doors and windows. 他们用障碍物堵住了所有的门窗。 |
n. | 1. a barrier that protects defenders or blocks a route 2. a temporary structure that is built across a road, gate, or door to prevent people from getting through 3. used for talking about a situation in which people use determined methods to protest about something or achieve something they believe in | v. | 1. to obstruct or protect something, or protect yourself, using a barricade 2. to build a barricade across a road, gate, or door |
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