barracks

noun
UK /ˈbær.əks/
US /ˈber.əks/

A building where soldiers live.

The new soldiers marched back to the barracks after training.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A large, plain building that houses many people.

The workers were housed in temporary barracks near the site.

3. A group of buildings used to accommodate military personnel.

The barracks on the base include a mess hall and a gym.

4. To house soldiers in a barracks.

The troops were barracked in the old school building.