barricade in Irish
barricade in Irish is baracáid, bábhún — barricade means a barrier hastily built across a street or passage to block movement.
barricade in Irish
baracáid
A barrier constructed across a road, especially as a military defence
bábhún
A barrier constructed across a road, especially as a military defence
What does "barricade" mean?
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noun A barrier hastily built across a street or passage to block movement.
"Protesters set up a barricade of overturned carts to block the road."
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verb To block a passage or entrance with a barrier.
"They barricaded the door with furniture as the storm approached."
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barricade in a sentence
- Protesters set up a barricade of overturned carts to block the road.
- Police erected barricades to keep the crowd away from the building.
- They barricaded the door with furniture as the storm approached.
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What is "barricade" in Irish?
"barricade" in Irish is baracáid, bábhún. barricade means: A barrier hastily built across a street or passage to block movement.
How do you use "barricade" in a sentence?
Example: "Protesters set up a barricade of overturned carts to block the road." In Irish, "barricade" is baracáid, bábhún.
Are there other ways to say "barricade" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "barricade": baracáid, bábhún.
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