hangar
11Hangar 13 — was a Scottish hardcore rave venue in Ayr, Scotland. Situated in the former Pavilion dance hall situated on Ayr s Low Green. During the early 1990s, raves situated at this old Pavilion became the target of much police and media interest after… …
12hangar — 1852, shed for carriages, from Fr. hangar shed, probably from M.Fr. hanghart (14c.), perhaps an alteration of M.Du. *ham gaerd enclosure near a house [Barnhart], or from M.L. angarium shed in which horses are shod [Gamillscheg, Klein]. Sense of… …
13hangar — s. m. 1. Alpendrada construída com armação de ferro para abrigo de mercadorias, viaturas, etc. 2. Trapiche. 3. Construção ligeira, fechada por todos os lados, onde se guardam os aparelhos de aviação. ‣ Etimologia: francês hangar …
14hangar — hȁngār m DEFINICIJA velika, natkrivena prostorija, ob. montažne gradnje, za smještaj letjelica, tramvajskih kola, strojeva i sl. ETIMOLOGIJA njem. Hangar ← fr …
15Hangar — Hangar: Das Wort für »Flugzeughalle« ist eine Entlehnung des 20. Jh.s aus gleichbed. frz. hangar. Das frz. Wort, das eigentlich »Schuppen, Schirmdach« bedeutet, geht seinerseits auf afränk. *haim gard »Gehege um das Haus« (vgl. ↑ Heim und ↑… …
16hangar — hangar, hanger A hangar is a large shed for housing aircraft; a hanger (in full coat hanger) is a light frame with a hook for hanging clothes. Both are pronounced hang ǝ, without the middle g sounded …
17hangar — HANGAR. s.m. (l H s aspire. Remise pour des carrosses, pour des charrettes. Un grand hangar. il faut placer ces charrettes sous les hangars …
18hangar — (Del fr. hangar). m. Cobertizo grande, generalmente abierto, para guarecer aparatos de aviación o dirigibles …
19hangar — [haŋ′ər] n. [Fr, a shed, prob. < Frank * haimgard or MDu * hamgaerd, enclosed area: see HOME & YARD2] any shelter used to house, repair, etc. an airplane vt. to put or keep in a hangar …
20hangar — hang ar n. a large building at an airport where aircraft can be stored and maintained. Syn: airdock, repair shed. [WordNet 1.5] …
