barricade
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/ˈbærɪkeɪd/
🇬🇧
/ˈbærɪkeɪd/
noun
R
A barricade is a temporary wall or obstacle that is set up to block a road or passage.
The protesters set up a barricade to stop the police from entering the area.
verb
R
To barricade means to block or secure an entrance or passage by setting up a barricade.
The citizens barricaded the streets to prevent the rioters from advancing further into the city.
translation
A barricade is a temporary wall or obstacle that is set up to block a road or passage.
To barricade means to block or secure an entrance or passage by setting up a barricade.
Word Forms
3rd Present
barricades
Past
barricaded
Perfect
barricaded
Progressive
barricading
Plural
barricades