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Meanings of bomb shelter in English
Portuguese
abrigo antiaéreo Catalan
refugi antiaeri 
A chamber (often underground) reinforced against bombing and provided with food and living facilities; used during air raids.
Usage of bomb shelter in English
1
Kaiser said, 'I'm pretty sure this back room was a bomb shelter.'
2
It was a hundred times worse than being in the bomb shelter.
3
The play-school was a cinder-block extension that looked like a bomb shelter.
4
Annie's larder looked more like a survivalist's bomb shelter than a pantry.
5
We actually have a bomb shelter, Sarah said, almost laughing in her amusement.
6
Well, there had to be more than one bomb shelter, right?
7
What did the man think, that she should live in a bomb shelter?
8
Or what the Duke calls a Louis XV coal mine or bomb shelter.
9
During the second world war, the Nazis used it as a makeshift bomb shelter.
10
It was a secret room, a bomb shelter Noah had dug out in 1951.
11
Sort of like being in a rolling bomb shelter with windows and overstuffed furniture.
12
Driving Uncle Sandor's Buick was like rolling along in my own private bomb shelter.
13
This way!' He led them into the bomb shelter.
14
She demanded a key to the Pastern bomb shelter & he gave it to her.
15
A hundred metres farther away they would come to the path leading to the bomb shelter.
16
We can bring back the fifties bomb shelter.