Definition of sangar in English:

sangar

(also sanga)

noun ˈsaŋɡə

A small protected structure used for observing or firing from, which is built up from the ground.
（用于观察或射击的）石砌小碉堡
Example sentencesExamples
- In rocky terrain, where digging is difficult, boulders are used to build sangars, which serve the same purpose.
- One gave me aerial shots of the cemetery and another gave me street maps which had the exact placing of the Army sangars, or lookout posts, overlooking Milltown.
- Here the Tibetans had erected a series of stone embrasures, known to the Indian Army as sangars, now occupied in strength.
- Razor wire was strung between the RPA and Australian accommodation and elsewhere around the compound, and security was further enhanced with the building of sangars, bunkers and strong points.
- The Newtownhamilton sangar, built only three years ago, was to all intents and purposes, a large empty shed beside a helicopter landing pad some distance from the military base in the town.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Pashto, probably from Persian sang 'stone'.

Rhymes

anger, clangour (US clangor), Katanga, languor, manga, panga, tanga, Tauranga, Zamboanga

单词	sangar
释义	Definition of sangar in English: sangar (also sanga) noun ˈsaŋɡə A small protected structure used for observing or firing from, which is built up from the ground. （用于观察或射击的）石砌小碉堡 Example sentencesExamples In rocky terrain, where digging is difficult, boulders are used to build sangars, which serve the same purpose. One gave me aerial shots of the cemetery and another gave me street maps which had the exact placing of the Army sangars, or lookout posts, overlooking Milltown. Here the Tibetans had erected a series of stone embrasures, known to the Indian Army as sangars, now occupied in strength. Razor wire was strung between the RPA and Australian accommodation and elsewhere around the compound, and security was further enhanced with the building of sangars, bunkers and strong points. The Newtownhamilton sangar, built only three years ago, was to all intents and purposes, a large empty shed beside a helicopter landing pad some distance from the military base in the town. Origin Mid 19th century: from Pashto, probably from Persian sang 'stone'. Rhymes anger, clangour (US clangor), Katanga, languor, manga, panga, tanga, Tauranga, Zamboanga
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