英语词汇“barricaded”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

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They broke up the place, barricaded themselves inside and eventually the police came and carted them off.
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We travelled through the valleys and found shops closed and barricaded, houses derelict, indeed, the whole area looked derelict.
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People have had to be barricaded in their houses to prevent them being evicted.
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It is no exaggeration to say that they literally barricaded themselves into their farms.
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They barricaded themselves in rooms on the premises and declared their intention of not coming out until their demands were met.
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We must remember that she was pelted with rotten vegetables and the doors of the examination room were barricaded against her by the men.
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One wing remained barricaded by the inmates until this morning with some prisoners on the roof.
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That meeting will not be possible if one of the parties to the meeting is barricaded in his plant by thousands of people demonstrating.
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In addition, during 1985, there were 20 incidents involving 45 inmates in which cells were barricaded or damaged.
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The man barricaded himself in his cell, together with one of his friends.
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These nine however rushed into one room, barricaded themselves in and began to behave hysterically.
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As a highly-populated country, closely barricaded, we had to rely on it for essential imports.
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An incident may occur within a building where many inmates have barricaded themselves in.
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