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Meanings of barn in English
Usage of barn in English
1
Someone had bought the property and built a new house and barn.
2
They made a bed for Thomas in the scaffold in the barn.
3
The cattle were standing in the low sunshine, in barn-doors and milking-yards.
4
They drove past the barn into the village road; the castle disappeared.
5
Other outbuildings were set off beside the house, including a small barn.
6
They went in the coach house at the side of the barn.
7
The freshmen now began to search in the loft of the barn.
8
You will find the lumber piled in the storeroom of the barn.
9
She is not asleep in the summer-house, or in the old barn.
10
Remember when we talked in the barn a couple of weeks ago?
11
Perhaps in the barn, perhaps in the cellar; what does it matter?
12
It had been placed into the far right corner of the barn.
13
The man slept in the barn and the parish suffered no loss.
14
It was night now, and all retired; the newcomers to the barn.
15
You'd never guess that fifty years ago, cows slept in this barn.
16
The barn owl lays its eggs in the places which it inhabits.
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Barn through the time
Barn across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common