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barricade

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I. barricade [Brit ˌbarɪˈkeɪd, americ ˈbɛrəˌkeɪd] SUBST

barricade
barricade f

II. barricade [Brit ˌbarɪˈkeɪd, americ ˈbɛrəˌkeɪd] VERBO trans

barricade

III. barricade [Brit ˌbarɪˈkeɪd, americ ˈbɛrəˌkeɪd] VERBO reflex

to barricade oneself MILITAR
se barricader (in, into dans)
to barricade oneself (gen)
s'enfermer (in, into dans)
barbed wire atrib fence, barricade
man barricade, gun
to get or go through barricade
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to barricade
to barricade oneself (dans in)
barricade
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barricade
a barricade of burning cars

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I. barricade [ˌbærɪˈkeɪd, americ ˌberə-] SUBST

barricade
barricade f

II. barricade [ˌbærɪˈkeɪd, americ ˌberə-] VERBO trans

barricade
to barricade oneself into sth
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barricade
barricade
to barricade
to barricade oneself
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I. barricade [ˌber·ə·ˈkeɪd] SUBST

barricade
barricade f

II. barricade [ˌber·ə·ˈkeɪd] VERBO trans

barricade
to barricade oneself into sth
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barricade
barricade
to barricade
to barricade oneself
Present
Ibarricade
youbarricade
he/she/itbarricades
webarricade
youbarricade
theybarricade
Past
Ibarricaded
youbarricaded
he/she/itbarricaded
webarricaded
youbarricaded
theybarricaded
Present Perfect
Ihavebarricaded
youhavebarricaded
he/she/ithasbarricaded
wehavebarricaded
youhavebarricaded
theyhavebarricaded
Past Perfect
Ihadbarricaded
youhadbarricaded
he/she/ithadbarricaded
wehadbarricaded
youhadbarricaded
theyhadbarricaded

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The station would typically have one appliance manned by permanent staff as first response, with additional vehicles being manned by retained staff as required.
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There are two ticket-issuing machines and one part-time manned window for the purchase of tickets.
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Official celebrity blogs are as old as the proverbial hills, even if most of them are actually manned not by the celebrities themselves but by some poor, deskbound underling.
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The spacecraft was equipped for a manned flight, even featuring a sleeping bag, food, and medication.
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We need to identify critical gaps, timelines, risks and their mitigation, also the communication process and how the checkpoints regarding media management must be manned.
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