Noun:

ਬੰਦੂਕ ਕਮਰਾ,

gun room's Usage Examples:

Accommodation Well-furnished gun room for cadets and under training officers.

From the 1870s gun rooms began to be added, mainly to cater for weapons for hunting weekends.

drill shed, caretaker"s cottage, orderly room, and both sets of machine gun rooms and harness/store rooms were relocated and re- erected at the Water Street.

separating the center gun room from the left and right gun rooms.

In an English country house, the gun room is a secure walk-in vault in which sporting rifles, shotguns, ammunition.

the basement which included two bedrooms, a coal cellar, wine cellar, gun room and boiler house, was also restored for the school"s use.

The projectile travels up to the gun room (also called the gun house) through an electric-hydraulic hoist.

The fireball spread through all three gun rooms and through much of the lower levels of the turret.

Running around the front of the keep is the gun room.

Prisoners lived on the second tier of the fort, in unfinished, open-air gun rooms called casemates.

gun room was in the stern area of the deck, to which passengers had no access because it was the storage space for gunpowder and ammunition.

Pierre"s men also seized the gun room, slaughtering the Spanish guards and preventing the rest of the Spanish.

Synonyms:

military quarters,

Antonyms:

public, uninformed, disassembly, good fortune, good luck,