Barricade | Mean of barricade in English Dictionary

/ˈberəˌkeɪd/

• Noun
• a temporary wall, fence, or similar structure that is built to prevent people from entering a place or area
1. The enemy broke through the barricade.
2. Police erected barricades to keep the crowds from approaching the crime scene.
• Verb
• to block (something) so that people or things cannot enter or leave
1. The police barricaded the crime scene.
2. They barricaded the door.
3. Ships barricaded the coastline.