barn

UK
/bɑːn/
US
/bɑrn/

Translations

barnnoun
barns
pl
UK
/bɑːn/
US
/bɑrn/
The farmer stored the hay in the barn to keep it dry for the winter.
Le fermier a stocké le foin dans la grange pour le garder au sec pendant l'hiver.
Additional translations
arénaFamilier, pour un grand bâtiment sportif.
barnUnité de surface en physique des particules.
barnverb
barned
Past Simple
barned
Past Participle
barning
Gerund
Rare, chiefly dialectal; transitive verb meaning “to store in a barn”.
engrangerSurtout pour les récoltes, le foin ou le grain.
The farmers barned the wheat as soon as it was harvested.
Les fermiers ont engrangé le blé dès qu'il a été récolté.
barnadjective
UK
/bɑːn/
US
/bɑrn/
Attributive use before another noun (e.g., 'barn owl', 'barn dance').
de grangeEmploi attributif.
They organized a barn dance in the village hall.
Ils ont organisé une danse de grange dans la salle des fêtes du village.

Definitions

barnnoun
A large farm building used for storing grain, hay, or straw or for housing livestock.
The farmer stored the hay in the barn to keep it dry for the winter.
A unit of area used in particle physics, equal to 10^-28 square meters.
The cross-section of the nuclear reaction was measured in barns.
Informal. A sports arena or other large building, especially one that is old, plain, or makeshift.
The hockey team packed the barn with cheering fans.
barnverb
To store (crops, hay, grain, etc.) in a barn.
The farmers barned the wheat as soon as it was harvested.
barnadjective
Relating to, characteristic of, or located in a barn; used attributively before another noun.
They organized a barn dance in the village hall.