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1. (n.) hangar
a shed or shelter.
2. hangar
any relatively wide structure used for housing airplanes or airships.
Etymology: (1850–55; < F: shed, hangar, MF, prob. < Frankish *haimgard fence around a group of buildings =haim small village (see hamlet ) +gardyard2)
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1. (noun) airdock, hangar, repair shed
a large structure at an airport where aircraft can be stored and maintained
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Sense: a shed for aeroplanes.
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 Afrikaans: hangar, vliegtuigloods |
 Arabic: حظيرة الطائِرات |
 Bulgarian: хангар |
 Brazilian: hangar |
 Czech: hangár |
 German: die Flugzeughalle |
 Danish: hangar |
 Greek: υπόστεγο αεροσκαφών |
 Spanish: hangar |
 Estonian: angaar |
 Farsi: آشيانه هواپيما |
 Finnish: lentokonehalli |
 French: hangar |
 Hebrew: מוּסָך לִמטוֹסִים |
 Hindi: विमानशाला |
 Croatian: hangar |
 Hungarian: hangár |
 Indonesian: hanggar |
 Icelandic: flugskÿli |
 Italian: hangar |
 Japanese: 格納庫 |
 Korean: 격납고 |
 Lithuanian: angaras |
 Latvian: angārs |
 Malay: hangar |
 Dutch: hangar |
 Norwegian: hangar |
 Polish: hangar |
 Persian: آشيانه هواپيما |
 Pashto: هنګار ، د الوتكو ګراج |
 Portuguese: hangar |
 Romanian: hangar |
 Russian: ангар |
 Slovak: hangár |
 Slovenian: hangar |
 Serbian: hangar |
 Swedish: hangar |
 Thai: โรงเก็บเครื่องบิน |
 Turkish: hangar |
 Taiwanese: 飛機庫(棚) |
 Ukrainian: ангар |
 Urdu: طیران خانہ |
 Vietnamese: nhà chứa máy bay |
 Chinese: 飞机棚，飞机修理库 |
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