barricade

UK:  [.bærɪ'keɪd]

US:  [.berɪ'keɪd]

第三人称单数：barricades  现在分词：barricading  过去式：barricaded  

n.

1.防寨,防栅;(阻断交通的)栅栏,路障,街垒

2.护栏

3.街垒,防护垛

4.障碍

5.防御,阻碍

6.〔电子〕隔板

7.屏蔽墙

8.隔墙

9.关煞性叫牌

10.拟除虫菊酯

v.

1.在…筑防寨(设栅);在…设路障;用栅围住

2.设置障碍物

3.设障

4.阻塞,遮住

5.防卸

1 . To a foreigner a pile of logs on the road is just a barricade. To former Yugoslavs it evokes complex emotions.
对一个外国人来说，路上的一堆木头不过是路障而已，但是它们却能引起前南斯拉夫人复杂的情感。

2 . They gazed into the dark barricade as one would gaze into a lion's den.
他们象窥探一个狮子洞似的望着那黑暗的街垒。

3 . it did not seem as though his mind were in the barricade.
任何事都不能惊动他，看来他的精神完全不在街垒里。

4 . A little beyond the barricade, it seemed to him that he could make out something white in front of him.
在离废址不远的地方，他仿佛看见他面前有什么白色的东西。

5 . If somebody yanked you out of that to go work at the post office all day, you'd barricade yourself in with a shotgun.
要是某人叫你离开，去邮局上一天班，你自己就会拿把鸟枪拦住你自己。