Definition of Stalag in English:

Stalag

noun ˈstalaɡˈʃtalaɡˈstäläɡ

(in the Second World War) a German prison camp, especially for non-commissioned officers and privates.
（第二次世界大战中德国的）士兵战俘集中营
Example sentencesExamples
- He was incarcerated in three different Stalags prior to his escape and repatriation.
- Having been shot down over Berlin, Roy was captured by the Nazis and sent to the Stalag 6 prisoner of war camp.
- Well, as a prisoner of war in Stalag 17, the 4,300 of us there, of whom 1,200 were from this new group that got shot down in those three weeks that I'm speaking about, we were under the command of the Luftwaffe.
- And stamped on the inside cover is the imprint of the Stalag where he spent the latter part of WWII, having been shot down over Germany on a fighter mission.
- He was taken prisoner after the Normandy landings and transported to the Stalag VIIIC PoW camp on the Polish border.

Origin

German, contraction of Stammlager, from Stamm 'base, main stock' + Lager 'camp'.

Definition of Stalag in US English:

Stalag

nounˈstäläɡ

(in World War II) a German prison camp, especially for noncommissioned officers and privates.
（第二次世界大战中德国的）士兵战俘集中营
Example sentencesExamples
- He was taken prisoner after the Normandy landings and transported to the Stalag VIIIC PoW camp on the Polish border.
- He was incarcerated in three different Stalags prior to his escape and repatriation.
- Having been shot down over Berlin, Roy was captured by the Nazis and sent to the Stalag 6 prisoner of war camp.
- And stamped on the inside cover is the imprint of the Stalag where he spent the latter part of WWII, having been shot down over Germany on a fighter mission.
- Well, as a prisoner of war in Stalag 17, the 4,300 of us there, of whom 1,200 were from this new group that got shot down in those three weeks that I'm speaking about, we were under the command of the Luftwaffe.

Origin

German, contraction of Stammlager, from Stamm ‘base, main stock’ + Lager ‘camp’.

词汇	Stalag
释义	Definition of Stalag in English: Stalag noun ˈstalaɡˈʃtalaɡˈstäläɡ (in the Second World War) a German prison camp, especially for non-commissioned officers and privates. （第二次世界大战中德国的）士兵战俘集中营 Example sentencesExamples He was incarcerated in three different Stalags prior to his escape and repatriation. Having been shot down over Berlin, Roy was captured by the Nazis and sent to the Stalag 6 prisoner of war camp. Well, as a prisoner of war in Stalag 17, the 4,300 of us there, of whom 1,200 were from this new group that got shot down in those three weeks that I'm speaking about, we were under the command of the Luftwaffe. And stamped on the inside cover is the imprint of the Stalag where he spent the latter part of WWII, having been shot down over Germany on a fighter mission. He was taken prisoner after the Normandy landings and transported to the Stalag VIIIC PoW camp on the Polish border. Origin German, contraction of Stammlager, from Stamm 'base, main stock' + Lager 'camp'. Definition of Stalag in US English: Stalag nounˈstäläɡ (in World War II) a German prison camp, especially for noncommissioned officers and privates. （第二次世界大战中德国的）士兵战俘集中营 Example sentencesExamples He was taken prisoner after the Normandy landings and transported to the Stalag VIIIC PoW camp on the Polish border. He was incarcerated in three different Stalags prior to his escape and repatriation. Having been shot down over Berlin, Roy was captured by the Nazis and sent to the Stalag 6 prisoner of war camp. And stamped on the inside cover is the imprint of the Stalag where he spent the latter part of WWII, having been shot down over Germany on a fighter mission. Well, as a prisoner of war in Stalag 17, the 4,300 of us there, of whom 1,200 were from this new group that got shot down in those three weeks that I'm speaking about, we were under the command of the Luftwaffe. Origin German, contraction of Stammlager, from Stamm ‘base, main stock’ + Lager ‘camp’.
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