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单词 blockade
释义
blockade
(blɒkd )
Word forms: blockades , blockading , blockaded
1. countable noun
A blockade of a place is an action that is taken to prevent goods or people from entering or leaving it.
Striking lorry drivers agreed to lift their blockades of main roads. [+ of]
It's not yet clear who will actually enforce the blockade.
...the economic blockade of Lithuania. [+ of]
Synonyms: stoppage, block, barrier, restriction  
2. verb
If a group of people blockade a place, they stop goods or people from reaching that place. If they blockade a road or a port, they stop people using that road or port.
Truck drivers have blockaded roads to show their anger over new driving regulations. [VERB noun]
About 50,000 people are trapped in the town, which has been blockaded for more than 40 days. [VERB noun]
[Also V-ed]
Synonyms: bar, block, cut off, obstruct  
Collocations:
break a blockade
The government said it managed to break the blockade of one neighborhood in the city while they were still fighting to unblock another.
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A few attempts were mounted to break the blockade, but they were not large enough to have lasting impact.
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The ships were authorized to board, inspect, and seize both ships seeking to break the blockade and their cargo.
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We can bottle her up and destroy every ship that endeavors to break the blockade.
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The defenders could not break the blockade or drive off any detachments, and when the water supply was cut off, capitulation again became a serious option to be considered.
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lift a blockade
Now they are all hostage to negotiations between the regime and rebels on lifting the blockade.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
Finding an agreed way to lift the blockade will not be easy.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
In May 1949 they lifted the blockade.
Garraty, John Arthur The American Nation: A History of the United States to 1877 (1995)
In exchange for the removal of the weapons the USA pledged to lift the blockade and refrain from invading Cuba.
Thackrah, J. R. Twentieth Century History - Basic Facts (1985)
naval blockade
The no-fly zone and naval blockade that had been enforced for nearly seven months ended at 11.59pm.
Times, Sunday Times
The nation was ready to put on a brave face for hundreds of visitors, even though a naval blockade remains in place and there are residual border skirmishes.
Times, Sunday Times
Traffic slowed as a naval blockade hit imports coming from the port and rising fuel prices cut the flow of vehicles to a trickle.
Times, Sunday Times
The purpose of the naval blockade was primarily a military- security one.
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The allies succeeded in capturing a point, which would enable them to close the city to resupply by sea even without maintaining a naval blockade.
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police blockade
At the police blockade, a tense standoff escalated into a brief confrontation, but the marchers succeeded in passing the police line.
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Rescuers suggested the cause to be static electricity, an accidentally-discarded cigarette, or an individual angered at a police blockade who sought vengeance.
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From the start police blockaded roads to stop miners reaching pickets.
Times, Sunday Times
A protest ensued, and they withdrew, however at 9 pm that evening, riot police blockaded the area and entered the squat.
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He soon finds that all roads now have police blockades.
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Translations:
Chinese: 封锁, 封锁
Japanese: 封鎖, 封鎖する
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