Barrack Meaning in English
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Definition
A barrack is a building or group of buildings where soldiers live and sleep. In some countries, 'barrack' can also mean to shout support or encouragement, usually at a sports match (mainly in Australia).
Usage & Nuances
'Barrack' as a noun (soldiers’ housing) is most common and formal. As a verb meaning 'cheer for' is mainly Australian English. In American and British English, use 'cheer' instead of 'barrack' for sports support. Plural form is usually 'barracks' (same as singular).
Example Sentences
Many soldiers live in the barrack during their training.
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The new barrack was built last year.
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The barrack has a large dining hall for all the soldiers.
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They marched straight from the parade ground back to their barrack.
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In Australia, fans sometimes barrack loudly for their favorite team.
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The sound of laughter echoed through the old barrack at night.
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