Definition of married quarters in English:

married quarters

plural noun

British

Accommodation provided at a military base for married servicemen or servicewomen and their families.
after Rosie was born, they moved into army married quarters
Example sentencesExamples
- Meanwhile, the provision of married quarters and accommodation for servicemen and women has been a disgrace.
- She said she thought the Ministry of Defence was being unfair, especially as there were married quarters standing empty.
- He was stationed at the old Royal Victoria Hospital, where he and his wife lived in married quarters.
- He pointed out that the last government raised £1.6 billion by selling off married quarters, of which only £100 million was reinvested in forces' accommodation.
- In today's report, the MPs say that some of the problems, notably the poor state of many married quarters, are longstanding.
- Captain Kenney said that during the past two years 22 men had left the department due to lack of married quarters.
- In 1974 she returned to Biggin Hill, where a road in the RAF married quarters was named after her.
- The flats will be built in blocks of up to four and five storeys, on a site which used to house married quarters and army offices.
- Once married, you were given married quarters and a rise in pay in recognition of your increased financial responsibilities.
- He was well-liked throughout the Battalion and the married quarters, being a dedicated family man.

Definition of married quarters in US English:

married quarters

plural noun

British

Accommodation provided at a military base for married servicemen or servicewomen and their families.
after Rosie was born, they moved into army married quarters
Example sentencesExamples
- He pointed out that the last government raised £1.6 billion by selling off married quarters, of which only £100 million was reinvested in forces' accommodation.
- Captain Kenney said that during the past two years 22 men had left the department due to lack of married quarters.
- In today's report, the MPs say that some of the problems, notably the poor state of many married quarters, are longstanding.
- He was well-liked throughout the Battalion and the married quarters, being a dedicated family man.
- He was stationed at the old Royal Victoria Hospital, where he and his wife lived in married quarters.
- Once married, you were given married quarters and a rise in pay in recognition of your increased financial responsibilities.
- Meanwhile, the provision of married quarters and accommodation for servicemen and women has been a disgrace.
- In 1974 she returned to Biggin Hill, where a road in the RAF married quarters was named after her.
- She said she thought the Ministry of Defence was being unfair, especially as there were married quarters standing empty.
- The flats will be built in blocks of up to four and five storeys, on a site which used to house married quarters and army offices.

单词	married quarters
释义	Definition of married quarters in English: married quarters plural noun British Accommodation provided at a military base for married servicemen or servicewomen and their families. after Rosie was born, they moved into army married quarters Example sentencesExamples Meanwhile, the provision of married quarters and accommodation for servicemen and women has been a disgrace. She said she thought the Ministry of Defence was being unfair, especially as there were married quarters standing empty. He was stationed at the old Royal Victoria Hospital, where he and his wife lived in married quarters. He pointed out that the last government raised £1.6 billion by selling off married quarters, of which only £100 million was reinvested in forces' accommodation. In today's report, the MPs say that some of the problems, notably the poor state of many married quarters, are longstanding. Captain Kenney said that during the past two years 22 men had left the department due to lack of married quarters. In 1974 she returned to Biggin Hill, where a road in the RAF married quarters was named after her. The flats will be built in blocks of up to four and five storeys, on a site which used to house married quarters and army offices. Once married, you were given married quarters and a rise in pay in recognition of your increased financial responsibilities. He was well-liked throughout the Battalion and the married quarters, being a dedicated family man. Definition of married quarters in US English: married quarters plural noun British Accommodation provided at a military base for married servicemen or servicewomen and their families. after Rosie was born, they moved into army married quarters Example sentencesExamples He pointed out that the last government raised £1.6 billion by selling off married quarters, of which only £100 million was reinvested in forces' accommodation. Captain Kenney said that during the past two years 22 men had left the department due to lack of married quarters. In today's report, the MPs say that some of the problems, notably the poor state of many married quarters, are longstanding. He was well-liked throughout the Battalion and the married quarters, being a dedicated family man. He was stationed at the old Royal Victoria Hospital, where he and his wife lived in married quarters. Once married, you were given married quarters and a rise in pay in recognition of your increased financial responsibilities. Meanwhile, the provision of married quarters and accommodation for servicemen and women has been a disgrace. In 1974 she returned to Biggin Hill, where a road in the RAF married quarters was named after her. She said she thought the Ministry of Defence was being unfair, especially as there were married quarters standing empty. The flats will be built in blocks of up to four and five storeys, on a site which used to house married quarters and army offices.
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