hangar — A large building where aircraft are kept and maintained
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A large building where aircraft are kept and maintained
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈhæŋɡər/
Korean meaning: 항공기를 보관하고 정비하는 대형 건물
Korean pronunciation: **행**거
Example Sentences
- The billionaire's private jet sleeps in a golden hangar every night.
- The space shuttle was rolled into the hangar for inspection.
- Tom's toy airplane collection filled an entire hangar - well, his garage.
hangar
NOUN//ˈhæŋɡər//
A large building where aircraft are kept and maintained
A mechanic services an aircraft inside the spacious hangar
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Anger in the hangar brings nothing but danger!
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Origin
From French 'hangar' meaning 'shed' or 'warehouse.' The word was adopted into English during the early aviation era to specifically describe buildings for housing aircraft.
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“The billionaire's private jet sleeps in a golden hangar every night.”
“The space shuttle was rolled into the hangar for inspection.”
“Tom's toy airplane collection filled an entire hangar - well, his garage.”
“The old military hangar was converted into an event venue.”
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