barricading

barricading

美 [ˌberɪˈkeɪd] 　英 [ˌbærɪˈkeɪd]

• v.在…筑防寨(设栅)；在…设路障；用栅围住；阻塞
• n.防寨；路障；防御
• 网络围隔；隔离；宽广的阻绝墙

词形变化

复数：barricades  现在分词：barricading  过去式：barricaded  

同义词

英汉解释

n.	1. 防寨,防栅;(阻断交通的)栅栏,路障,街垒, 2. 防御,阻碍
v.	1. 在...筑防寨(设栅);在...设路障;用栅围住 2. 阻塞,遮住

英英解释

n.	1. a temporary structure that is built across a road, gate, or door to prevent people from getting through 2. 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 build a barricade across a road, gate, or door; to shut yourself inside a place and block all the entrances so that no one can get in

例句

There is nothing like suspense and anxiety for barricading a human's mind against the Enemy.

没有什么比对事情的悬而未决和忧虑更能阻碍一个人的心思信靠上帝了。

One student described barricading himself in a classroom there with other students and hearing dozens of gunshots nearby.

一名学生描述说，当他听到了数十声枪响，他和他的同学在附近教室里藏身。

When the shooting began, students said Dr. Librescu remained calm and went to the door, barricading it with his body.

学生们说，枪杀开始时，列维•利布雷斯库教授保持冷静，到门前用身体堵住枪眼。

A rock narrowly misses my cameraman Sean's head, slamming into the armoured police bus barricading the road to City Hall.

一块石头擦过摄影师肖恩的头，扔到了堵在市政府路口的装甲警车上。

Students and school pupils have joined the movement, with some barricading the entrances to their schools with plastic bins.

学生甚至小学生也加入了罢工的行列，一些塑料瓶被当作障碍物挡在了学校的入口处。

Some villages and valleys are already barricading themselves in.

一些村庄和山谷地区已经设障碍封锁了入口。

prevent access to by barricading.

通过设置障碍物阻止进入。