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people from getting past 路障；街金：The police stormed the
barricades the demonstrators had put up. 警察冲破了示威者筑起的街垒。
mverb [VN] to defend or
block sth by building a barri- cade 设&障防护；阻挡.：They barricaded, all the doors and windows.他们用障碍物堵会'了所有的门窗。
barn,cade
yourself in/in'side (sth) to build a barricade in front of you in
order to prevent anyone from coming in 躲在…里：He had barricaded
himself in his ro,•他把自弓关在房间里。
barrier fHi /'baeri0(r)/ noun 1 an
object like a fence that prevents people from moving forward from one place to
another 屏障；障碍
物：The crowd had to stami behind barriers.人群只好 站在障碍物后面。◊ Show your ticket at
the barrier, ii 在k票处i承车票。一see also crash barrier 2 〜.(to sth) a problem,
rule or situation that prevents sb from doing sth, or that makes sth impossible
障碍；阻力’；关 '.卡：the removal 〇/trade barriers 贸易壁‘的消除◊ iacfc of confidence
is a psychological barrier to success.
心是阻碍成功的心理因素。3〜（between A and B) | ~ (against sth) something that exists
between one thing or person ami another and keeps them separate 分界 线；屏障；隔阂：The Yangtze river is a
natural barrier to the north-east.长江是东北方向的一道天然屏障。◊ There was
no real barrier between reality and fantasy in his rm’mi.在他的头脑中，现实与幻想之间没有真正的界
…线。◊ Ozone is the earth’s barrier
against ultra-violet radiation.臭氧是地球防止紫外线辐射的屏障。◊ the language
barrier (= when people cannot communicate because they do not speak the
same language)语言.隔 阂（因语言不通而无备交流）4a particular amount, level or number which
it is difficult to get past 难以逾 ’越的数量（或水平、数目）；关口： the first player whose earrings passed
the 520 miHion barrier 第一位收 入超>过1000万元大关的运动员 'barrier method noun a method of avoiding
becoming pregnant by stopping the sperm
from reaching the egg, Ibr example by using a condom屏障避孕法（使用避孕
套等♦) _
,barrier 'reef noun a line of rock and coral in the sea, often not
far from land堡礁（近海岸的珊瑚礁）
bar-ring
/'bairirj/
prep, except for; unless there is/are 了；.除非：Barring accWents, we
shouW arrive on rime. 除非^意外情况，我们应可按时到达。
bar-rio /'baeriau; NAmE
'bairiou/ noun (from Spanish) {pi. -os) 1 a district of a city
in
bar-ris-ter
/'baerist0(r)/ noun a
lawyer in Britain who has the right to argue cases in the higher courts of law 出庭律师，大律师，辩护律师（在英国有资格出席上级法
庭进行辩护〕.〇 note at lawyer barroom /’ba:ru:m; -rum/ noun
a room in which alco- holic drinks are served at a bar 酒吧间：a topic much disawsed
in barrooms across the country 全国各地酒吧间
议论纷纷的话题◊ a barroom braw丨酒吧间的斗殴
barrow
/'baerau;
NAmE -rou/ noun 1 (6r£) a small open vehicle with two wheels from
which fruit, vegetables, etc. are sold in the street两轮流动售货车（售卖水果、
蔬菜等常用2 a
large pile of earth built over a place where people were buried in ancient
times 古坟；古冢
3 = WHEELBARROW
'barrow boy noun [Br£) a man or boy who
sells things from a barrow in the street街头推澡售货男子（或男
孩）；.街头推车小贩
'bar stool noun a tall seat for
customers at a bar to sit
on酒吧高脚凳
Bart
/bait;
NAmE ba:rt/ abbr. Baronet bar-tend-er /'ba:tend0(r); NAmE 'bairt-/
noun {especially
baf.ter
/'ba:te(r); .bccrt-/ 〜sth (for sth) |
〜（with sb) (for sth) to exchange goods,
property, services, etc. for other goods, etc. without
using money