barrier

Barrier or Barrière (French for 'barrier, obstacle') stands for:

generally a solid barrier, see fencing
a barrier to block a path, the barrier
a barrier in public areas, see breakwater (architecture)
an obstacle for animals, see walking barrier
an obstacle to use for certain people, see accessibility
communication-inhibiting social influences ("language barrier"), see Bernstein hypothesis
Aspects of defense against infection, see Immune system #Mechanical and physiological barriers

Barrier , Eng. Barrier or French Barrière are called:
- Barrière (British Columbia) , an independent municipality in Canada
- Barrière et Compagnie , former French car manufacturer
- Great Barrier Reef , world's largest coral bank (off Australia)

Alain Barrière (1935–2019), French singer-songwriter
Etienne Bernard Barrière (1748 – around 1816), French violinist and composer of the classical era
Jean de la Barrière (1544–1600), French clergyman and founder of the order
Jean-Baptiste Barrière (composer, 1707) (1707–1747), French composer and cellist
Jean-Baptiste Barrière (composer, 1958) (* 1958), French composer
Jean-François Barrière (1786–1868), French writer
Lucien Barrière (1923–1990), French entrepreneur, founder of the hotel and casino chain Groupe Lucien Barrière
Mireille Barrière (* 1938), Swiss Art Brut painter
Pedro Barriere (? –1827), Salvadoran head of state of the province of El Salvador
Théodore Barrière (1823–1877), French playwright

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Wiktionary: Barrier - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations