huts

英 [hʌts]

美 [hʌts]

n.  简陋的小房子(或棚、舍)
hut的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• （简陋的）小屋;土房;棚屋;茅舍;石寮
  Ahutis a small house with only one or two rooms, especially one which is made of wood, mud, grass, or stones.
• （花园中的）木屋;（建筑工人等住的）临时工棚
  Ahutis a small wooden building in someone's garden, or a temporary building used by builders or repair workers.

双语例句

• The huts they lived in were sordid and filthy beyond belief.
  他们住的小房真是异乎寻常地脏。
• Roofed picnic areas; a slate-roofed house; palmleaf-roofed huts.
  有棚野餐区；石板瓦屋顶的房子；棕榈叶搭建的顶棚。
• Washington's personal guard had huts next to his quarters.
  华盛顿的私人卫队了他的宿舍旁边的小屋。
• When the people left their huts he would steal in and make off with their plantains or fish.
  当人们离开小屋，它就会悄悄地进来，偷走芭蕉或是鱼肉。
• They inhabit reed huts built on stilts above the water.
  他们住在建于水中木桩之上的芦苇草屋里。
• You know, these people live in mud huts on the beach.
  你知道，这些人生活在泥棚屋在海滩上。
• God is oftener in little huts than in rich palaces.
  神常在陋室中，而不常在富丽的皇宫中。
• In the old days the villages were clusters of mud huts surrounded by high mud walls.
  在旧社会，村里是高高的泥墙围成的棚屋丛。
• The storm flattened the flimsy wooden huts that the villagers lived in.
  风暴刮平了村民们居住的脆弱的木屋。
• The common folk were in huts and tents, the chiefs lived in great stockaded timber halls.
  普通百姓住小屋、帐篷，首领则住在宽敞的、用栅栏围起来的木结构厅堂里。