I. barricade [ˌbærɪˈkeɪd, америк. ˌberə-] СУЩ.
- barricade
- баррика́да ж.
II. barricade [ˌbærɪˈkeɪd, америк. ˌberə-] ГЛ. перех.
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The barricades set up by the movement to protect themselves from arrests have been accused of scaring off tourists.
en.wikipedia.org Enemies will continuously break down the barrier, so players must keep building the barricade up.
en.wikipedia.org They then used their wagons as barricades, placing the female captives and the children in the middle.
en.wikipedia.org More barricades were set up, closing major highways.
en.wikipedia.org Everyone races back into the house where they barricade themselves in.
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