hut

/huht/US // hʌt //UK // (hʌt) //

小屋,小木屋,棚屋

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a small or humble dwelling of simple construction, especially one made of natural materials, as of logs or grass.
- : a simple roofed shelter, often with one or two sides left open.
- : Military. a wooden or metal structure for the temporary housing of troops.

v.有主动词 verb

v.无主动词 verb

nountiny, often roughly built, house

Forms: huts

Synonyms

Glacier is one of the few parks in the country with fully operational mountain huts dating back to 1913.
While there are no chairlifts—everything is human-powered—Bluebird provides ski patrol, guides, gear rentals and lessons, a lodge and warming hut, and avalanche courses.
Buy now I always have at least two pairs of gloves with me while winter camping, whether I’m headed to a backcountry ski hut or car camping in the desert.
Instead, the movie showcased Native islanders living in ancient huts that are, in reality, historically preserved tourist attractions.
Blizzards are a classic example of too much of a good thing, too fast, causing visibility issues that can create problems when skiers try to get back to their car or hut from the backcountry.
Sputtering, I manage a few “hut-hut-huts” with the other students.
Surrounded by family and friends, he sat shirtless and motionless leaning forward in a chair on the dirt in front of his hut.
On every trip to a village, a hospital, a hut, Breman and the others carried an invisible burden: they could be next.
In a dim backroom of a mud hut in Save, 82-year-old Teresa Nyirabutunda sits propped upright in bed by her daughter, Francine.
We shot it in Belfast at a legit hut on location rather than a studio.
To advance in such circumstances was out of the question, he therefore set about building a miniature of snow.

/huht/US // hʌt //UK // (hʌt) //

小屋,小木屋,棚屋

n.名词 noun

1
- : a small or humble dwelling of simple construction, especially one made of natural materials, as of logs or grass.
- : a simple roofed shelter, often with one or two sides left open.
- : Military. a wooden or metal structure for the temporary housing of troops.

v.有主动词 verb

v.无主动词 verb

nountiny, often roughly built, house

Forms: huts

Synonyms

Glacier is one of the few parks in the country with fully operational mountain huts dating back to 1913.
While there are no chairlifts—everything is human-powered—Bluebird provides ski patrol, guides, gear rentals and lessons, a lodge and warming hut, and avalanche courses.
Buy now I always have at least two pairs of gloves with me while winter camping, whether I’m headed to a backcountry ski hut or car camping in the desert.
Instead, the movie showcased Native islanders living in ancient huts that are, in reality, historically preserved tourist attractions.
Blizzards are a classic example of too much of a good thing, too fast, causing visibility issues that can create problems when skiers try to get back to their car or hut from the backcountry.
Sputtering, I manage a few “hut-hut-huts” with the other students.
Surrounded by family and friends, he sat shirtless and motionless leaning forward in a chair on the dirt in front of his hut.
On every trip to a village, a hospital, a hut, Breman and the others carried an invisible burden: they could be next.
In a dim backroom of a mud hut in Save, 82-year-old Teresa Nyirabutunda sits propped upright in bed by her daughter, Francine.
We shot it in Belfast at a legit hut on location rather than a studio.
To advance in such circumstances was out of the question, he therefore set about building a miniature of snow.