英语词汇“barricading”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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I still remember setting the first poll tax and people jumping down from the gallery and barricading themselves in the council chamber.
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The practice of barricading the streets is well under way.
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In the two wings to be opened later this year, cells have been provided with doors that can open outwards to prevent barricading.
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Our defensive strategy of enclosing ourselves in a single market and barricading ourselves in will ultimately prove to be a losing one.
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A further £250,000 had to be spent by private individuals in barricading up their shops and offices in order to prevent damage.
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In the last few months there have been three strikes at three different prisons, with prisoners barricading themselves in, all for the same thing.
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I have no information that they used violence, beyond barricading themselves in their cells.
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It involves inciting riots, barricading particular sectors and getting people in the street involved in destabilising the country.
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It is no good barricading our front door if we leave our back door open.
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A quarter of a million pounds was spent in extra police pay, and the public had to spend a further quarter of a million pounds in barricading up their premises.
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The procession saw an armed police barricading where demonstrators including five students were martyred at indiscriminate police firing to crowd.
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The attempt at barricading the door proved unsuccessful.
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Several protests were held over the years against the barricading of the access road, but to no avail.
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They begin barricading their house and preparing to fight the government's attempts to turn them out.
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