American English
/ˈsteɪ.ʃn̩d̚/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of station
Stationed is often used in passive sentences to say where people are assigned to work or serve.
Put a person, vehicle, or group in a particular place to work, guard, or observe, or placed there for that purpose.
Practice out loudPut a person, vehicle, or group in a particular place to work, guard, or observe, or placed there for that purpose.
The soldiers were stationed at the border for six months.
The army stationed extra guards near the bridge.
A place where people buy gasoline for their vehicles.
The nearest gas station is five miles away.
A place where trains stop and passengers get on or off.
The train station is next to the hotel.
A car with a long body and extra space behind the back seats.
Her family travels in a station wagon.