"barn" značenje u engleski leksikon

barn

imenicaIPA: / bˈaʁn /

Množina: barns

ETYM Old Eng. bern, AS. berern, bern; bere barley + ern, aern, a close place. Related to Barley.
1. An outlying farm building for storing grain or animal feed and housing farm animals.
2. (Physics) A unit of nuclear cross section.
Unit of cross-sectional area of atom or atomic nucleus.
Farm building traditionally used for the storage and processing
of cereal crops and hay. On older farmsteads, the barn is usually the largest building. It is often characterized by ventilation openings rather than windows and has at least one set of big double doors for access. Before mechanization, wheat was threshed by hand on a specially prepared floor inside these doors.
Tithe barns were used in feudal England to store the produce paid as a tax to the parish priest by the local occupants of the land. In the Middle Ages, monasteries often controlled the collection of tithes over a wide area and, as a result, constructed some enormous tithe barns.

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bar mitzvah · barmkin · barmote · barm-skin · barmy · barn · Barnabas · barnaby · Barnaby's thistle · barnacle

barn dance

imenicaIPA: / ˈbɑ:n ˈdæns /

Množina: barn dances

Evening of dancing, traditionally to celebrate the end of the harvest in farming areas of the US. The main entertainment is “square dancing”, which remains popular on both sides of the Atlantic.
The dancing is accompanied by any available instruments— often a violin or accordion—and involves a set sequence of movements directed by a “caller” who shouts instructions.

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bairn · barm · barman · barmy
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engleski
/ hʊntə /
imenica
srpski
/ smisao /
muški rod
nemački
/ hˈaftpflɪçt /
ženski rod
francuski
/ bwˈat /
ženski rod
sleng, dijalekt