wall up

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英

第三人称单数：walls up 现在分词：walling up 过去式：walled up

英英

na.	1. to permanently close the doors and windows of a room or house, for example with bricks or wooden boards 2. to hold someone prisoner, especially in a very small space

释义:

全部全部,孔壁注浆孔壁注浆,砌砖砌砖,砌炉砌炉,用墙堵住用墙堵住,造壁造壁

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Its no longer the case that somebody can sit , walled up in their castle and wait for the enemy to go away.

Born out of Harvard's dorms , the site created a shadow web, a walled-up version of Internet activity that Google can't read .

On August 21 , 1614, Countess Elizabeth Bathory was found dead in her walled-up room inside her castle.

It is most likely that the cave was walled up following the floods which occasioned the restorations of 1655 .