barricade

バリケード

人や車の通行を止めるため、しばしば防御用に道路に築く障害物。

やさしい英語で： A barrier built across a road to stop people or vehicles, often for protection.

• A barricade blocked the road.
• Protesters built barricades across the main streets.
• The soldiers waited behind a wooden barricade.

類義語： barrier, roadblock

よく使う表現： police barricade, build a barricade

バリケードで塞ぐ

入口に障害物を置いて、場所を閉鎖したり守ったりする。

やさしい英語で： To block a place or protect it by putting barriers across its entrances.

• They barricaded the door with chairs.
• Protesters tried to barricade the street.
• He barricaded himself in his room.

使い方： barricade something with something (They barricaded the entrance with heavy furniture.); barricade yourself in somewhere (She barricaded herself in the office.)

類義語： block, block off

よく使う表現： barricade a door, barricade yourself in