roadblock

英 [ˈrəʊdblɒk]

美 [ˈroʊdblɑːk]

n.  路障; 障碍

复数：roadblocks　

Collins.1 / BNC.22512 / COCA.11361

牛津词典

noun

• 路障
  a barrier put across the road by the police or army so that they can stop and search vehicles
• 障碍
  something that stops a plan from going ahead

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (警方或军队设置的)路障
  When the police or the army put aroadblockacross a road, they stop all the traffic going through, for example because they are looking for a criminal.
  1. The city police set up roadblocks to check passing vehicles.
     该市警察设置了路障以检查过往车辆。

英英释义

noun

• a barrier set up by police to stop traffic on a street or road in order to catch a fugitive or inspect traffic etc.
  Synonym:barricade
• any condition that makes it difficult to make progress or to achieve an objective
  1. intolerance is a barrier to understanding
  Synonym:barrier

双语例句

• I'm supervising this roadblock.
  我就是负责这个路障的。
• But Lincoln forced the engine driver to run the roadblock.
  但是林肯强迫着火车司机闯过了路障。
• This provides a significant roadblock to innovation and help for this is very much welcome.
  这为创新设置了一个严重的障碍，非常欢迎在这个问题上的帮助。
• Do you provide significant organizational roadblock removal for agile teams?
  你是否帮助敏捷团队清除了大量组织层面的障碍？
• Six policemen started to erect a roadblock.
  六名警察开始设置路障。
• So it's almost impossible to become carbon neutral with a roadblock like that.
  存在这样一个障碍的情况下，几乎不可能实现碳中和。
• A roadblock is only a roadblock if you dont know about it.
  如果你不知道，那么障碍仅是个障碍而已。
• A ragtag army roadblock on the outskirts of the city.
  一支杂牌军队在城郊设置的路障。
• The police had set up a roadblock and waved several drivers down.
  警方设下路障并挥手示意几位司机停车。
• The city police set up roadblocks to check passing vehicles.
  该市警察设置了路障以检查过往车辆。