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bar·ri·cade /ˌbærɪˈkeɪd，ˈbærɪ-/ n. | vt.
I n.
1. 路障，街垒
throw up barricades across the streets 在各条街道匆匆筑起路障
Rebels manned barbed-wire barricades. 造反派据守铁丝网街垒。
2. 栅栏，隔板，挡墙；障碍
glance at sb. from behind a barricade of towels 从挡着的一排毛巾后瞥某人一眼
be guarded by legal barricades 受法律保障
3. [barricades] 战斗领域；争论题目
She fought on the barricades for women's rights. 她为女权而战。
II vt.
1. 设置路障(或挡墙等)于；阻塞，挡住
barricade a road with fallen trees 用倒下的树堵住公路
barricade the door to keep sb. out 挡住门不让某人进去
2. 使躲在路障(或挡墙等)后面
barricade oneself behind a counter 把柜台当作屏障躲在后面
barricade oneself in (或 into) one's room 把自己关在房间里 (不会客)
barricade oneself against outside moral decay 把自己同外界的道德沦丧相隔绝
[OFr < barriquer to barricade < barrique barrel < Sp barrica < barril barrel] |