barricade是什么意思

音标:英 [ˌbærɪ'keɪd]美 [ˈbærɪˌked, ˌbærɪˈked]

路障, 障碍vt. 设路障于, 阻碍

a barrier (usually thrown up hastily) to impede the advance of an enemy
v. render unsuitable for passage
v. prevent access to by barricading
v. block off with barricades

barricade的用法和例句：

1. There was a time when you would have been up on these barricades with me.

曾几何时你会和我一起 站在这街垒后

2. There's no exit, so there shouldn't be a police barricade.

那边没有出口 所以应该没有警戒线

3. We need to barricade them, but we have to do it very, very, very quietly.

我们需要找东西抵住 但我们必须动作非常非常轻

4. I said there's some kind of barricade.

我说我发现了像是隔板的东西

5. He was barricaded in the operating room during the siege.

袭击时他被保护在手术室中

6. We gotta put more people on these barricades.

我们得多派些人来把守路障

7. The guy got tipped off; barricaded himself.

那家伙收到风声 做了防备

8. When you get to a barricade you will be let through.

经过关卡时 自然会被放行

9. The only reason we're still alive is that barricade out there.

我们没死的唯一原因就是外面的那道屏障

10. I'm hoping, if we're going down, that barricade won't interfere.

我希望我们下去时 那屏障不会碍事