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barrack-room

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barrack-room [ˈbærəkrʊm]
A. N → dormitorio m de tropa
B. CPD → cuartelero
barrack-room ballad N → canción f cuartelera
barrack-room lawyer N → protestón/ona m/f
barrack-room
adj attr → rau, roh; barrack-room language → Landsersprache f
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