barricadeKK [ˈbærəˌked] ｜ /ˈbærəˌkeɪd/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a hastily constructed barrier to impede enemy advance
During the protest, the police erected a barricade to prevent the demonstrators from entering the restricted area.
路障；臨時防禦工事
C2noun
a barrier put up by police to stop traffic and inspect vehicles or catch a fugitive
The police set up a barricade on the road to catch the bank robber who was fleeing in a stolen car.
警察路障；封路柵欄
C2verb
to block off with barriers
The protesters barricaded the entrance to the government building with metal barriers and trash cans.
C2verb
to prevent access by using a barricade
After the protests turned violent, the police barricaded the entire area to prevent the demonstrators from entering.
C2verb
to make a path or route unsuitable by erecting barriers
The protestors barricaded the entrance to the government building with metal gates and wooden planks to prevent anyone from entering.