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barrier strip

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun barrier strip has 1 sense
  1. junction barrier, barrier strip - a junction unit for connecting 2 cables without the need for plugs
    --1 is a kind of junction, conjunction

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Barrier Strip

A barrier strip refers to a physical structure or device that is used to create a separation or obstacle between two areas or to prevent access.

Senses and Usages

Noun

Sense: A physical division or obstacle

Sample sentence: The construction crew placed a barrier strip to block off the entrance to the construction site.

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Noun

Sense: A strip of land bordering a river, road, or fence

Sample sentence: The barrier strip along the river helps protect the environment by preventing erosion.

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Noun

Sense: A component used in electrical wiring

Sample sentence: The electrician connected the wires to the barrier strip to organize and secure the connections.

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Noun

Sense: A painted strip on a road for traffic control

Sample sentence: The driver ignored the barrier strip and crossed the centerline, causing a dangerous situation.

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Verb

Sense: To use a barrier strip for creating a barrier or separation

Sample sentence: The event organizers will barrier strip different areas to ensure crowd control and safety.

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