cordon
의미: A line of police, soldiers, or other guards preventing access to or from an area; a barrier or perimeter established around a location.
Cordon describes a barrier formed by people or physical objects to restrict movement into or out of an area. Police cordons are established around crime scenes, accident sites, and demonstrations; military cordons surround areas during security operations; security cordons protect VIPs. As a verb, 'to cordon off' means to seal an area. In cookery, a cordon bleu is a separate usage. Common collocations include 'police cordon,' 'cordon off,' 'security cordon,' 'a cordon around,' and 'break through the cordon.'
예문
- Police established a cordon around the building after a suspicious package was discovered in the lobby. 在大厅发现可疑包裹后,警方在建筑物周围设立了警戒线。La policía estableció un cordón alrededor del edificio tras descubrirse un paquete sospechoso en el vestíbulo.ロビーで不審な荷物が発見された後、警察は建物の周囲に非常線を張った。로비에서 의심스러운 소포가 발견된 후 경찰은 건물 주위에 비상선을 설치했다.
- The area surrounding the unexploded bomb was cordoned off while the army disposal team carried out a controlled detonation. 未爆炸弹周围区域被封锁,军方排爆小组正在进行控制引爆。La zona circundante a la bomba sin detonar fue acordonada mientras el equipo de desactivación del ejército realizaba una detonación controlada.不発弾の周辺区域は封鎖され、陸軍の爆発物処理班が管理爆破を実施した。불발탄 주변 구역은 봉쇄되었고, 육군 폭발물 처리반이 통제 폭파를 실시했다.
- Protesters attempted to break through the security cordon to reach the entrance of the conference centre. 抗议者试图突破安全警戒线,抵达会议中心入口。Los manifestantes intentaron romper el cordón de seguridad para llegar a la entrada del centro de conferencias.抗議者たちは会議場の入口に到達しようと、警備の非常線を突破しようとした。시위대는 회의장 입구에 도달하기 위해 경비 비상선을 돌파하려 했다.
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맥락: media, general, professional
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From French cordon (a ribbon, cord, line of sentries), diminutive of corde (rope, cord), from Latin chorda (catgut, string), from Greek khorde (gut, string). The military sense of a line of guards developed in the eighteenth century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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