Definition
Definition of barracked - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
jeeredRare UK subjected to jeering or shoutingRare UK
- The politician was barracked by the crowd during his speech.
2.
accommodatedTECH. UK provided with accommodations in a buildingTECH. UK
- The soldiers were barracked in a large facility.
Origin of barracked
English, barrack (to jeer) + -ed (past tense)
Examples of barracked in a sentence
The speaker was barracked throughout the entire event. The workers were barracked near the construction site. During the event, volunteers were barracked in temporary shelters.
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- French:hué, logé, ...
- German:ausgebuht, untergebracht, ...
- Italian:fischiato, alloggiati, ...
- Spanish:abucheado, alojados, ...
- Portuguese:vaiado, alojados, ...
- Chinese:被嘲笑的, 被安置在营房的, ...
- Japanese:やじられた, 宿泊させられた, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَهْزَأ بِهِ, مُؤَوَّى, ...
- Hebrew:מוּכֶּה, מְאוּכְלָס, ...
- Russian:освистанный, расквартированный, ...
- Ukrainian:осміяний, розквартирований, ...
- Hindi:उपहासित, आवासित, ...
Definition of barrack - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
verbal disconcerttr. UK jeer and heckle to disconcerttr. UK
- The crowd began to barrack the opposing team.
2.
house soldierstr. UK provide soldiers with accommodations in a building or set of buildingstr. UK
- The army barracked its troops in temporary quarters during the maneuvers..
3.
sportsintr. Rare UK cheer for or support a teamintr. Rare UK
- They barrack for their local football club.
Noun
1.
shelterRare UK primitive structure for temporary housingRare UK
- The workers stayed in a barrack near the construction site.
2.
militaryRare building for soldiers in a garrisonRare
- The soldiers returned to their barrack after training.
3.
law enforcementRare UK police station in IrelandRare UK
- He was taken to the barrack for questioning.
Images of barrack
primitive structure for temporary housing 
building for soldiers in a garrison 
police station in Ireland
Expressions with barrack
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open area in a military base for drills
The soldiers assembled in the barrack square for morning drills.
Origin of barrack
French, baraque (hut)
Examples of barrack in a sentence
The comedian was barracked by the audience. The soldiers were barracked in the old fort. They barracked the new recruits in the city center. Fans barrack loudly during the championship match. Many Australians barrack for their national cricket team. They found shelter in a barrack during the storm.
The barrack was crowded with refugees. The barrack was old and needed repairs. They marched past the barrack during the parade. The suspect was held overnight at the barrack. Protests erupted outside the local barrack.
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- French:huer, baraque, ...
- German:verhöhnen, Baracke, ...
- Italian:schernire, baracca, ...
- Spanish:abuchear, barracón, ...
- Portuguese:vaiar, barracão, ...
- Chinese:嘲讽, 工棚, ...
- Japanese:やじを飛ばす, バラック, ...
- Arabic:هَتَفَ, مأوًى مؤقّت, ...
- Hebrew:לִלְעוֹג, צָרִיף, ...
- Russian:освистывать, барак, ...
- Ukrainian:глузувати, барак, ...
- Hindi:उपहास करना, बैरक, ...
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