barrack in Lithuanian
barrack in Lithuanian is kareivinės — barrack means a large, plain building used to house soldiers or other groups of people.
barrack in Lithuanian
kareivinės
(military, chiefly, in the plural) A building for soldiers, especially within a garrison; originally referred to temporary huts, now usually to a permanent structure or set of buildings.
What does "barrack" mean?
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noun A large, plain building used to house soldiers or other groups of people.
"The new recruits were assigned bunks in the barrack nearest the parade ground."
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verb To house someone in a barrack, or to live in one.
"The battalion was barracked just outside the city for the winter."
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verb (chiefly British and Australian) To shout support for, or jeer at, a team or speaker.
"Fans barracked loudly for the home team from the stands."
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barrack in a sentence
- The new recruits were assigned bunks in the barrack nearest the parade ground.
- Rows of identical barracks lined the edge of the base.
- The battalion was barracked just outside the city for the winter.
- Fans barracked loudly for the home team from the stands.
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What is "barrack" in Lithuanian?
"barrack" in Lithuanian is kareivinės. barrack means: A large, plain building used to house soldiers or other groups of people.
How do you use "barrack" in a sentence?
Example: "The new recruits were assigned bunks in the barrack nearest the parade ground." In Lithuanian, "barrack" is kareivinės.
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