cordon

及物动词封锁; 用警戒线围住

名词警戒线; 绶带，饰带

1. 哨兵线：convoy 护航队 | cordon 哨兵线 | counterattack 反击

2. 警戒线,警戒：4. break up 驱散,终止 | 5. cordon 警戒线,警戒 | 6. nuke (美俚)核武器,核电站

3. 警戒线：copy of register 登记册文本 | cordon 警戒线 | coroner 死因裁判官

4. 饰带：cordon yarn 科登棉毛合股线 | cordon 饰带 | cordoncillas 科唐西拉斯低级平布

1. (由警察、士兵或车辆组成的)警戒线，封锁线;封锁圈
    A cordon is a line or ring of police, soldiers, or vehicles preventing people from entering or leaving an area.

    e.g. Police formed a cordon between the two crowds.
           警察在两群人之间筑起了一道封锁线。

相关词组：cordon off

1. The local government sent a work team to clean up the spill and cordon off the contaminated area to prevent the pool from expanding.

2. Some mountains close down trails in extensively damaged areas or cordon off such areas with nets.

3. " It's definitely the best victory in my life, " said Cordon.

4. Smoking laws in Germany are set individually by each of the 16 states, and most allow larger establishments to cordon off separate rooms for their smoking patrons.

5. The magistrate noted that the protesters had rushed a police cordon, and that their action could be disruptive to public order.

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6. The official confirmed Internet reports that several onlookers had tried to cross the police cordon that had been set up in front of the hospital.

7. To ensure the safety of the large number of tourists, management personnel also erected a cordon to prevent cars coming and going.

8. cordon

8. Various service sectors of these authorities will conduct security checks on roads to Beijing to cordon potential threats.

9. Police set up a cordon on both ends of the road and evacuated residents by knocking on doors and through the use of loudspeakers.

10. Chile's Cordon Caulle volcano began erupting June 4, spewing ash that has disrupted flights in countries ranging from Uruguay to Australia.

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