crash barrier

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Roadscrash barrierˈcrash ˌbarrier noun [countable] British English TTRa strong fence or wall built to keep cars apart or to keep them away from people, in order to prevent an accidentExamples from the Corpuscrash barrier• William Farrell had seen a Renault 25 car parked beside a crash barrier as he drove past.• It ploughed off the motorway, behind the motorway bridge crash barrier, and into the concrete upright.• And the family blames a faulty motorway crash barrier.• They blame his death on a faulty motorway crash barrier.• It came down against the crash barrier.• Now the council is waiting for the car parks firm to solve the crash barrier problem.

单词	crash barrier
释义	crash barrier From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Roadscrash barrierˈcrash ˌbarrier noun [countable] British English TTRa strong fence or wall built to keep cars apart or to keep them away from people, in order to prevent an accidentExamples from the Corpuscrash barrier• William Farrell had seen a Renault 25 car parked beside a crash barrier as he drove past.• It ploughed off the motorway, behind the motorway bridge crash barrier, and into the concrete upright.• And the family blames a faulty motorway crash barrier.• They blame his death on a faulty motorway crash barrier.• It came down against the crash barrier.• Now the council is waiting for the car parks firm to solve the crash barrier problem.
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