barrack
ba
ˈbæ
rrack
rək
rēk
mattock

Definición y significado de "barrack"en inglés

Barrack
01

a building or group of buildings where soldiers or other military personnel live 

información gramatical
Ejemplos
The soldiers returned to the barrack after training. 
to barrack
01

to shout at someone in a mocking, insulting, or contemptuous way 

desaprobatorio
información gramatical
composición morfológica
simple
regular
presente
barracking
pretérito simple
barracked
participio pasado
barracked
Ejemplos
The crowd barracked the speaker throughout the meeting. 
02

to loudly cheer for and encourage a person or team 

Ejemplos
Thousands of fans barracked for their team throughout the match. 
03

to provide someone with accommodation in barracks, or to live in barracks 

Ejemplos
The new recruits were barracked near the training grounds. 
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