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Definition of blockhouse - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
militaryRare strong building for defense, often with gunports or thick wallsRare
- Soldiers took cover in the blockhouse during the attack.
2.
architectureTECH. reinforced building for controlling hazardous operationsTECH.
- The engineers monitored the launch from the blockhouse.
Images of blockhouse

strong building for defense, often with gunports or thick walls 
reinforced building for controlling hazardous operations
Origin of blockhouse
Dutch, blokhuis (block + house)
Examples of blockhouse in a sentence
Soldiers took refuge in the blockhouse during the battle. The blockhouse was crucial for safety during tests. Soldiers took refuge in the blockhouse during the attack.
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- French:blockhaus, ...
- German:Blockhaus, Bunker, ...
- Italian:fortino, bunker, ...
- Spanish:fortín, ...
- Portuguese:casamata, bunker, ...
- Chinese:碉堡, 堡垒, ...
- Japanese:ブロックハウス, 指令所, ...
- Arabic:حِصْن, مَبْنًى مُحَصَّن, ...
- Hebrew:מִבְצָר, בּוּנְקֶר, ...
- Russian:башня-казарма, блокгауз, ...
- Ukrainian:блочхаус, бліндаж, ...
- Hindi:बंकर, ब्लॉकहाउस, ...
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