1852, "shed for carriages," from French hangar "shed," which is of uncertain origin. Probably from Middle French hanghart (14c.), which is perhaps an alteration of Middle Dutch *ham-gaerd "enclosure near a house" [Barnhart, Watkins], from a Proto-Germanic compound *haimgardaz of the elements that make home (n.) and yard (n.1). Or the Middle French word might be from Medieval Latin angarium "shed in which horses are shod" [Gamillscheg, Klein]. Sense of "covered shed for airplanes" first recorded in English 1902, from French use in that sense.
例文
1. The plane nosed into the hangar .
飛行機はゆっくりと格納庫に入った。
2.The airport hangar was freshly painted.
空港の格納庫は新しくペンキされた.
3.The flying-off platform was to be provided on the roof of the hangar .
格納庫の屋根は飛行甲板.
4. [ Together ] That's ever been installed in every spacecraft on my hangar deck.
各宇宙船のユニバーサルジョイントも私の格納庫甲板に取り付けられています。
5.Please expedite your taxing and proceeding to the hangar direct.