Barracksare buildings used to accommodate military personnel and quasi military personnel such as police
The English word originates from the 17th century via French and Italian from an old Spanish word barraca soldier s tent [1] but todaybarracksare usually permanent buildings Jan 9 2015 The meaning ofBARRACKis a building or set of buildings used especially for lodging soldiers in garrison usually used in plural If people in an audiencebarrackpublic speakers or performers they interrupt them for example by making rude remarks barrack brk vb 1
to criticize loudly or shout against a player team speaker etc jeer 2
foll by for to shout support for Phrasal verbbarrackfor someone Definition ofbarrackfrom the Cambridge Advanced Learner s Dictionary Thesaurus Cambridge University Press A feature of German housing which reformers desire to abolish that is of the many storiedbarrack flat system Dec 14 2025 barrack pluralbarracks 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
quotations Barracksare buildings used to accommodate military personnel and quasi military personnel such as police
The English word originates from the 17th century via French and Italian from an old Spanish word barraca soldier s tent [1] but todaybarracksare usually permanent buildings Jan 9 2015 The meaning ofBARRACKis a building or set of buildings used especially for lodging soldiers in garrison usually used in plural If people in an audiencebarrackpublic speakers or performers they interrupt them for example by making rude remarks barrack brk vb 1
to criticize loudly or shout against a player team speaker etc jeer 2
foll by for to shout support for Phrasal verbbarrackfor someone Definition ofbarrackfrom the Cambridge Advanced Learner s Dictionary Thesaurus Cambridge University Press A feature of German housing which reformers desire to abolish that is of the many storiedbarrack flat system Dec 14 2025 barrack pluralbarracks 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
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The English word originates from the 17th century via French and Italian from an old Spanish word barraca soldier s tent [1] but todaybarracksare usually permanent buildings Jan 9 2015 The meaning ofBARRACKis a building or set of buildings used especially for lodging soldiers in garrison usually used in plural If people in an audiencebarrackpublic speakers or performers they interrupt them for example by making rude remarks barrack brk vb 1
to criticize loudly or shout against a player team speaker etc jeer 2
foll by for to shout support for Phrasal verbbarrackfor someone Definition ofbarrackfrom the Cambridge Advanced Learner s Dictionary Thesaurus Cambridge University Press A feature of German housing which reformers desire to abolish that is of the many storiedbarrack flat system Dec 14 2025 barrack pluralbarracks 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
quotations Barracksare buildings used to accommodate military personnel and quasi military personnel such as police
The English word originates from the 17th century via French and Italian from an old Spanish word barraca soldier s tent [1] but todaybarracksare usually permanent buildings Jan 9 2015 The meaning ofBARRACKis a building or set of buildings used especially for lodging soldiers in garrison usually used in plural If people in an audiencebarrackpublic speakers or performers they interrupt them for example by making rude remarks barrack brk vb 1
to criticize loudly or shout against a player team speaker etc jeer 2
foll by for to shout support for Phrasal verbbarrackfor someone Definition ofbarrackfrom the Cambridge Advanced Learner s Dictionary Thesaurus Cambridge University Press A feature of German housing which reformers desire to abolish that is of the many storiedbarrack flat system Dec 14 2025 barrack pluralbarracks 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
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