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bunker

/ˈbʌŋkə

noun

1A large container or compartment for storing fuel: a coal bunker...

The Gujarat border is marked by two enormous fuel bunkers, one on each side of the highway.
The three stations will have a minimum capacity of 5,000 liters, while the fuel bunker will have a capacity of some 20,000 liters.
Three vessels have been identified as options to take the fuel bunkers and 7700 ton cargo of gasoil and gasoline from the tanker which ran aground off the Dwesa Nature Reserve last Thursday.

2A reinforced underground shelter, typically for use in wartime.Major islands in the group remain heavily fortified with most soldiers hiding in underground concrete bunkers that snake for miles underneath the surface....

Vonnegut was a German prisoner of war in Dresden and in an underground bunker during the bombing.
During the 1798 Rebellion, weapons were stored in secret bunkers and in the 1970's members of the Provisional IRA used Gun Island as a hide out.

3A hollow filled with sand, used as an obstacle on a golf course.Sand bunkers are a growing concern for golf course superintendents, right along with the conditions of greens....

Some players have trouble hitting the sand behind a ball in the bunker because they focus too much on the ball itself.
Fear can come from a number of sources: a water hazard; a narrow fairway, a tight lie, the first tee, bunkers.

verb [with object]

1Fill the fuel containers of (a ship); refuel.The boat was fully provisioned and bunkered with fuel, food and water as per normal for a fishing trip which might last up to ten days....

The Chief Engineer was new to the ship and had not previously bunkered the ship.
Once he bet that while helping bunker a ship in the harbour he could dive and swim to shore.

2 (be bunkered) Golf (Of a player) have one’s ball lodged in a bunker: he was bunkered at the fifth hole...

When Murray was bunkered at the short 13th and missed from 6ft, O'Hara was suddenly in command with a three-hole lead.
He was bunkered in two, came out to nine feet, but missed again.
But, while they both parred the 200-yard 13th, Westwood was bunkered once more.

2.1Hit (the ball) into a bunker: he bunkered his second shot...

The average golfer can be intimidated when the ball is bunkered.
They made 5 birdies and an eagle 3 at the 4th hole with the only mistake coming on the 8th hole where they both bunkered their second shots.
Clarke two-putted the long second for birdie, bunkered his approach to the next and failed to get up and down but took the lead when he sank birdie putts of eight and 20 feet at the fifth and sixth.

2.2British informal Cause difficulties to; hinder the progress of: he may find his new sporting pursuits bunkered by activities he hadn’t planned on...

I felt this was a story on which I could become bunkered but Golf Club treasurer Kieran Lucas came to my rescue, confirming the win - news of which he had let drop to club members on Thursday.
Professional Mark Bradley today claimed that his dream of playing in the Open Championship at Muirfield was bunkered by an administrative error.
Nor is it auspicious that he wants to distance himself from the sporting ambitions of Henry McLeish, his predecessor, which bunkered Scotland in the over-hyped 2010 Ryder Cup bid.

3 [no object] Take refuge in a bunker or other shelter: his family had bunkered down inside their home the former Governor has spent four days bunkered down at Government House...

He is, of course, well prepared, bunkered down in the Treasury with all his billions.
The former Governor has spent four days bunkered down at Government House, with the nation's media camped at the gates.
It's warm and friendly, but also a home in which an exile could easily bunker down in bitter isolation.

Origin

Mid 16th century (originally Scots, denoting a seat or bench): perhaps related to bunk¹.

单词	bunker
释义	bunker /ˈbʌŋkə / noun 1A large container or compartment for storing fuel: a coal bunker... The Gujarat border is marked by two enormous fuel bunkers, one on each side of the highway. The three stations will have a minimum capacity of 5,000 liters, while the fuel bunker will have a capacity of some 20,000 liters. Three vessels have been identified as options to take the fuel bunkers and 7700 ton cargo of gasoil and gasoline from the tanker which ran aground off the Dwesa Nature Reserve last Thursday. 2A reinforced underground shelter, typically for use in wartime.Major islands in the group remain heavily fortified with most soldiers hiding in underground concrete bunkers that snake for miles underneath the surface.... Vonnegut was a German prisoner of war in Dresden and in an underground bunker during the bombing. During the 1798 Rebellion, weapons were stored in secret bunkers and in the 1970's members of the Provisional IRA used Gun Island as a hide out. 3A hollow filled with sand, used as an obstacle on a golf course.Sand bunkers are a growing concern for golf course superintendents, right along with the conditions of greens.... Some players have trouble hitting the sand behind a ball in the bunker because they focus too much on the ball itself. Fear can come from a number of sources: a water hazard; a narrow fairway, a tight lie, the first tee, bunkers. verb [with object] 1Fill the fuel containers of (a ship); refuel.The boat was fully provisioned and bunkered with fuel, food and water as per normal for a fishing trip which might last up to ten days.... The Chief Engineer was new to the ship and had not previously bunkered the ship. Once he bet that while helping bunker a ship in the harbour he could dive and swim to shore. 2 (be bunkered) Golf (Of a player) have one’s ball lodged in a bunker: he was bunkered at the fifth hole... When Murray was bunkered at the short 13th and missed from 6ft, O'Hara was suddenly in command with a three-hole lead. He was bunkered in two, came out to nine feet, but missed again. But, while they both parred the 200-yard 13th, Westwood was bunkered once more. 2.1Hit (the ball) into a bunker: he bunkered his second shot... The average golfer can be intimidated when the ball is bunkered. They made 5 birdies and an eagle 3 at the 4th hole with the only mistake coming on the 8th hole where they both bunkered their second shots. Clarke two-putted the long second for birdie, bunkered his approach to the next and failed to get up and down but took the lead when he sank birdie putts of eight and 20 feet at the fifth and sixth. 2.2British informal Cause difficulties to; hinder the progress of: he may find his new sporting pursuits bunkered by activities he hadn’t planned on... I felt this was a story on which I could become bunkered but Golf Club treasurer Kieran Lucas came to my rescue, confirming the win - news of which he had let drop to club members on Thursday. Professional Mark Bradley today claimed that his dream of playing in the Open Championship at Muirfield was bunkered by an administrative error. Nor is it auspicious that he wants to distance himself from the sporting ambitions of Henry McLeish, his predecessor, which bunkered Scotland in the over-hyped 2010 Ryder Cup bid. 3 [no object] Take refuge in a bunker or other shelter: his family had bunkered down* inside their home* the former Governor has spent four days bunkered down* at Government House*... He is, of course, well prepared, bunkered down in the Treasury with all his billions. The former Governor has spent four days bunkered down at Government House, with the nation's media camped at the gates. It's warm and friendly, but also a home in which an exile could easily bunker down in bitter isolation. Origin Mid 16th century (originally Scots, denoting a seat or bench): perhaps related to bunk¹. Rhymes hunker, lunker, punkah, spelunker
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