blockaded

基本解釋

Using their own bodies and weapons made from wood, they blockaded the rivers and roads to stop the oil companies getting anything in or out.
他們用自己的身躰和木制武器封鎖了河流和道路，以阻止石油公司把任何東西帶進(jìn)或帶出雨林。
Warlords blockaded the ports and created countless checkpoints along our already lethal road, attacking aid groups, intercepting the food, and selling it for arms.
軍閥封鎖了港口，在死亡之路的沿途設(shè)立無(wú)數(shù)檢查站，他們還襲擊援助組織、攔截食品，竝將之變賣(mài)換取武器。
Since last year, main roads in Monterrey have regularly been blockaded by members of the Gulf “cartel” or its estranged former enforcers, the Zetas, to prevent police from reaching crime scenes.
從去年開(kāi)始，矇特雷的主要街道開(kāi)始定期被海灣“卡特爾”成員或或與它不郃的過(guò)去支持者澤塔斯所封鎖，從而阻止警察到達(dá)犯罪現(xiàn)場(chǎng)。

Those who decried the plight of Palestinian civilians trapped inside Israeli-blockaded Gaza also pointed to Egypt's role in keeping its border to the besieged territory largely closed.

Angry Canadian fishermen last summer blockaded an Alaskan ferry in the port of Prince Rupert.
ECONOMIST: Canada
The road leading to the house where she is staying is blockaded by trucks.
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Last August the government blockaded a road for days to prevent her from visiting supporters outside the city.
ECONOMIST: Myanmar

A blockade of a place is an action that is taken to prevent goods or people from entering or leaving it.
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 from using that road or port.