No. 5,366 in German
barack
"Barack" in German means "barrack," referring to a simple building used to house soldiers or workers.
In a sentence
Die alte Baracke am Waldrand wird bald abgerissen.
The old shack at the edge of the forest will soon be torn down.
The word 'Baracke' in this sentence refers to a simple building, often used as temporary housing or storage.
Die Soldaten waren in einer Baracke untergebracht.
The soldiers were housed in a barrack.
Here, 'Baracke' is used to denote a military building typically used to accommodate personnel.
Das verlassene Dorf bestand nur aus wenigen Baracken.
The abandoned village consisted only of a few shacks.
In this context, 'Baracke' signifies small, rudimentary buildings, often associated with simplicity or neglect.
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