Barrack
Pronunciation: /ˈbærək/
Barrack (verb)
- to shout support or encouragement for someone, especially at a sports event.
- to shout at someone in a negative way, often to show disapproval.
Examples
- Fans barrack for their team during the match.
- The crowd barracked as the band took the stage.
Common collocations: barrack enthusiastically, barrack for a team, barrack loudly, barrack at someone, military barrack
Barrack (noun)
- a large building where soldiers live and sleep.
Examples
- Soldiers returned to the barrack after training.
- The barrack was located near the base.