laager
Prononciation : [ˈleɪɡər]
Contexte : « military »
(noun) a camp or temporary shelter where a group of people, especially soldiers, gather. It's like a safe place where they can stay together, often in a circle and sometimes with tents.
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The army set up a laager to protect the soldiers during the night.
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There was no laager available for the troops, leaving them exposed to the elements.
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Why do soldiers need a laager during their missions?
Contexte : « cultural »
(noun) a gathering of people, particularly in South Africa, often related to the Afrikaner community and culture. It can also refer to a social event that celebrates their traditions.
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The laager was organized to celebrate the heritage and history of the Afrikaner community.
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The community meeting was not a laager; it lacked the festive atmosphere.
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What activities are usually included in a laager celebration?
Contexte : « military »
(verb) to gather in a formation or set up a camp for protection. This usually involves arranging things in a way that keeps the group safe from outside threats.
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The troops laagered expertly, ensuring their safety throughout the night.
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They did not laager correctly, which left them vulnerable to attacks.
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How long does it usually take to laager a troop of soldiers?