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Перевод: barricade

[существительное]
баррикада ; преграда ;
[глагол]
баррикадировать

Тезаурус:

1. In his comfortable living room a Transylvanian poet scoffed at the idea of protest: "On a barricade you burn like a flame in seconds.
2. Even our 12-year-old boy is there in the clippings in his Mickey Mouse shirt with his cup of tea and his Kalashnikov rifle, scampering across page one on 25 September 1976, behind that barricade of old doors, travelling with us to page four, column three, into that grassy interior.
3. He is seen, just briefly, behind a barricade in a burning street, his rifle beside him but intent on removing a stone from his boot while a German Tiger tank moves steadily down the street towards him.
4. Then he took the right fork of the track, following it for a hundred yards, and blocked it so that clearing the barricade in a hurry would require a bulldozer.
5. Before it gets there a barricade of grey concrete blocks daubed with "Free Lithuania" and "Independence for Baltic Countries" has been drawn across the street.
6. Finally a single Land-Rover ground over the ridge and stopped at the barricade.
7. The rats, in a panic on the first night, hit the barricade and swarmed everywhere, including some spots where they were definitely not welcome.
8. Here the buildings were disfigured almost beyond recognition; some had fallen into the street while others leaned outwards, a hopeless thoroughfare of broken concrete, stones, weeds and pillaged furniture across which had been built a low barricade made of chairs, doors and broken tables.
9. The victims are unlikely to believe that they can do much from their own resources if action is dependent on billions of dollars, and the developed nations can hardly man every environmental barricade from Ethiopia to the Amazonian rainforest.
10. He must have a suitcase of handkerchiefs, Trent thought as he met the Latino's cold eyes studying him over the crisp white linen barricade.
11. Cars began to draw up amid the rubble and whole families, 60 or 70 people in all, climbed out of them to view the silent barricade.
12. IT WAS an uneven contest: the assembled cast of Les Miserables versus three-and-a-half tons of junk fashioned into a French Revolutionary barricade.
13. They'd barricade themselves in.