Pronunciation: /ˈbæriər/
noun a structure or object that blocks or hinders passage or access
A1 The fence acted as a barrier to keep the dog in the yard.
A2 Language can sometimes be a barrier to communication between people.
B1 The language barrier made it difficult for the tourists to ask for directions.
B2 The cultural barrier between the two countries led to misunderstandings during the negotiations.
C1 The barrier to entry in this industry is quite high due to the need for specialized skills.
C2 Overcoming language barriers is essential for effective international business communication.
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A1 The fence barriers the entrance to the garden.
A2 She used her body to barrier the ball from going into the goal.
B1 The language barrier made it difficult for them to communicate effectively.
B2 The new regulations will barrier companies from exploiting their workers.
C1 The government implemented policies to barrier the spread of infectious diseases.
C2 The organization aims to barrier discrimination in the workplace.
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