Barracks are the buildings where soldiers live — often several long buildings together on a base, with shared rooms, beds in rows, and a canteen. English usually keeps the -s even when there is just one building: people say the barracks, not the barrack.

Barracks are the buildings where soldiers liveBarracks指的是軍人住的建築 often several long buildings together on a base通常是基地裡好幾棟長型的建築聚在一起 with shared rooms, beds in rows, and a canteen裡面有共用的房間、一排排的床、還有一個食堂。English usually keeps the -s even when there is just one building英文就算只有一棟建築，通常還是會保留字尾的-s people say the barracks, not the barrack大家會說the barracks，不會說the barrack

The word feels military and a bit rough: barracks life means little privacy, early mornings, and living on top of other people. Armies, journalists, and people talking about military service use it.

The word feels military and a bit rough這個字給人一種軍事、有點粗糙的感覺 barracks life means little privacy, early mornings, and living on top of other peoplebarracks life(兵營生活)意味著沒什麼隱私、早起、還要跟其他人擠在一起生活。Armies, journalists, and people talking about military service use it軍隊、記者、還有在談兵役的人都會用這個字

Civilians also stretch it: a very plain, crowded housing block might be called like barracks. Though actually, the verb to barrack — to shout at players, especially in Australia and New Zealand — is a different word with a different story, even though it looks the same.

Civilians also stretch it一般平民也會把這個字拿來延伸使用 a very plain, crowded housing block might be called like barracks一棟很簡陋、很擁擠的住宅大樓可能會被說像barracks(兵營)。Though actually, the verb to barrack不過其實動詞to barrack to shout at players, especially in Australia and New Zealand意思是對球員大聲叫喊，特別是在澳洲和紐西蘭 is a different word with a different story是完全不同的一個字，有不同的來歷 even though it looks the same儘管長得一樣