shacks

英 [ʃæks]

美 [ʃæks]

n.  简陋的小屋; 棚屋
v.  居住
shack的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• 简陋的小屋;棚屋
  Ashackis a simple hut built from tin, wood, or other materials.

双语例句

• That process of resettlement can take a decade or more, and in the meantime, many refugees and asylum-seekers live in squalid shacks dotting the city's periphery.
  这一重新安置过程可能耗时10年或更长时间。与此同时，许多难民和寻求避难的人都住在分散于香港周边的简陋棚屋中。
• Most people lived in shacks and the Red Army was everywhere.
  绝大多数人住在小破屋里，红色军队到处都是。
• As we headed south, rows of metal shacks gave way to mangroves in a faint, salty breeze.
  我们向南驶去，在带着咸味的醉人海风中，一排排的金属小屋逐渐被红树林的身影所取代。
• Shacks on the grass field form a stark contrast to the nearby high risers under construction in Guangzhou of Guangdong, Apr.10,2006.
  2006年4月10日，野草地上流浪者的窝棚和旁边正在建设的高楼形成极大的对比。
• To my other side stood rows of snow-burdened cypress trees peppered among flat-topped clay houses no more than mud shacks in most cases separated by narrow alleys.
  小巷的另外一边是成排的柏树，枝头堆满积雪，散落在一些窄巷交错的平顶黏土房屋之间&那些房子比土屋茅舍好不了多少。
• They have heat and insulated barns for the animals but the workers live in beat-up shacks with no heat at all.
  家畜有暖和隔热的棚子住，而工人们却住在破烂不堪根本不保暖的小屋里。
• Most people in Port-au-Prince live in tin shacks.
  太子港的大多数居民居住在铁皮棚里。
• Often they are pushed to the margins in slums that are hidden from view, like rabbit-hutch rooms in building basements or brick shacks in nearby villages.
  他们往往被推到隐藏在人们视线之外的贫民窟，例如像兔子窝一样的地下室或者附近村庄的简易砖房。
• It was in a small remote location, where people lived together in small, dilapidated shacks made of tattered bamboo-mat sheets.
  那是一个偏僻的小地方，人们共同生活在那些用竹片围盖的破烂小房子内。
• There was something sinister about this camp with its ugly shacks, something which had not been here when Hugh Elsing had it.
  她觉得这个地方和这些难看的房子有一种可怕的气氛，而过去休埃尔辛经管的时候，根本就没有这种气氛。