blockhouse
Pronunciation: [ˈblɒkˌhaʊs]
Word
Context: "military"
(noun) a strong building used for defense during a war or fight. It keeps people safe from enemies, like a little fortress.
Example
During the battle, the soldiers took shelter in the blockhouse to stay safe.
Example
The old blockhouse was not strong enough to protect the soldiers from the enemy's attack.
Example
Have you ever seen a blockhouse that was used during a war?
Context: "construction"
(noun) a small, simple building or shed that is often used on construction sites or for keeping tools. It's like a little house where workers store their equipment.
Example
The workers built a blockhouse on the site to keep their tools dry and secure.
Example
There wasn't a blockhouse available, so the tools were left out in the rain.
Example
What do you keep inside your blockhouse on the construction site?
0s0s