barricade
【考法1】n. 障礙物：an obstruction or rampart thrown up across a way or passage
【例】The police put up barricades to block off the parade route. 員警設立了路障來阻擋遊行的隊伍
【近】fence, hedge, wall, barrier, obstacle, blockade, obstruction
【考法2】v. 用障礙物阻止通過：to prevent access to by means of a barricade
【例】streets have been barricaded by authorities 街道被當局封鎖了
【近】bar, check, hinder, impede, obstruct, wall off
【反】permit 允許
barter
【考法1】v. 以物換物：to trade (goods or services) without the exchange of money
【例】barter wheat for cotton 以小麥換棉花
【近】swap, trade
batch
【考法1】n. 一批次的量： a number of things considered as a unit
【例】a batch of cookies 一批次烘烤的餅乾
【近】array, collection, package, parcel, group
【考法2】n. 一小群人： a usually small number of persons considered as a unit
【例】Show the next batch of applicants in, please. 請帶下一批申請人進來
【近】band, body, cluster, party
bathetic
【考法1】adj. 平凡的，陳腐的：characterized by exceptional commonplaceness
【例】a bathetic funeral scene 平凡的葬禮場面
【近】trite, cliché, commonplace, hackneyed, stale, stereotyped
【反】offbeat 離奇的
exceptional 不平常的，非凡的
【派】bathos n. 平凡的事物
bawdy
【考法1】adj. 下流的，猥褻的： boisterously or humorously indecent
【例】a bawdy joke 黃色笑話 || bawdy house 妓院
【近】obscene, lewd, ribald, vulgar
【反】decent, decorous 得體的
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