1.【军】路障
1.a part of a road, street, or highway where police or soldiers stop traffic, especially to make checks
2.something that stops someone from making progress
1.At a certain moment when my business career ran into a roadblock I shifted gears and devoted all my energies to developing my philosophy.
某一刻，当我的商业生涯遇到障碍时，我立马掉转船头，全力向哲学进发。
2.If any one of those factors turns into a roadblock, it "can put even the best project on shaky financial ground, " Mr. Whittaker wrote.
如果任何一个这些因素变成了一个路障，它“可以付诸表决，即使最好的项目就摇摇欲坠的金融地面，”先生，惠特克写道。
3.Still, the roadblock has not derailed the company's plans to eventually open a second store in Tianjin, said Ms. Okada.
Okada说，但这一阻碍并没有破坏公司最终要在天津开设第二家百货店的计划。
4.Things started to go wrong when at least 15 gunmen dressed as police forced the car to stop at an improvised roadblock .
当至少15名扮成警察的持枪歹徒迫使该车在临时架设的路障前停下时，事情开始变得不妙。
5.Seeing the danger, he turned the car and scampered off like a rat, but crashed into a roadblock, breaking his two legs.
他见不好，慌忙调头鼠窜，不想一下子撞到了一个路障上，一下子撞断了双腿。
6.They will not have found a clear answer: such polls may be a landmark on the road to peace or a roadblock.
他们不会找到明确答案：此类所谓的投票可能只是建立和平的一个标志或阻碍和平的一个路障。
7.A roadblock was set up in the middle of Times Square itself, and on main cross-streets leading into it, causing virtual gridlock.
警方在时代广场的中央设置了一个路障，那些连接时代广场的主要十字路口也设置了路障，造成了交通堵塞。
8.A miner bought food from a makeshift shop set up in the trunk of a car near a roadblock by striking miners.
一位矿工从搭建在车厢中的临时食品店中购买食物，附近的道路都被罢工的矿工们设置了路障。
9.The delay has created a serious roadblock for negotiations between the North and China, Russia, Japan, the United States and South Korea.
这一拖延给由韩国、北韩、中国、俄罗斯、日本和美国参加的北韩核问题六方会谈造成了一个严重障碍。
10.There was no sign of a roadblock .
那儿没有设置路障的迹象。