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barricade noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + BARRICADE | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEhuman 人墙police 警方所设的路障makeshift 临时路障burning 燃烧的路障concrete, metal, steel, wooden, etc. 混凝土、金属、钢铁、木质等路障VERB + BARRICADEbuild, construct, erect, put up, set up 修建路障；搭起路障form 形成路障◆The protesters formed a human barricade.抗议者组成一道人墙。dismantle, remove, take down 拆除路障；清除街垒breach, smash, storm 冲破／捣毁／冲击路障◆The army used tanks to storm the barricades.军队使用坦克冲击路障。man 守卫街垒◆There were six strikers manning the barricades.该街垒有 6 名罢工者。PREPOSITIONbehind a/the barricade, over a/the barricade 在街垒后；越过街垒◆The two sides watched each other over the barricades.双方隔着路障互相监视。barricade across 横贯⋯的路障◆a barricade across the main road横贯主干道的路障barricade against 对抗⋯的路障◆Students built a barricade against the police.学生搭起路障对抗警察。barricade in front of ⋯前的路障◆Police had formed a barricade in front of the gates.警方在入口前形成一道路障。barricade of 以⋯建的路障◆a barricade of wooden benches由长木凳搭成的路障 |