shanty 的 3 个定义
plural shan·ties.
- a crudely built hut, cabin, or house.
- of, relating to, or constituting a shanty or shanties: a shanty quarter outside the town walls.
- of a low economic or social class, especially when living in a shanty: shanty people.
shan·tied, shan·ty·ing.
- to inhabit a shanty.
shanty 近义词
shack
shanty 的近义词 9 个
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- They were locals, lower-income people passing by on their way to their jobs, bike riders, and people from the surrounding shanties.
- Sea shanties are here to save usTrump was a center of gravity on Twitter.
- If you’ve visited social media lately—and surely you haven’t because we’re all keeping good on our New Year’s resolutions—you’ve probably encountered a sea shanty.
- After you’ve finished with the Wellerman, give “Sloop John B,” The Beach Boys’ own sea shanty adaptation, a listen.
- It all started when Scottish musician Nathan Evans recorded a video performing a remarkably catchy rendition of “Wellerman,” a 19th century shanty of New Zealand origin.
- Then Valls ordered their makeshift shanty-towns and trailer parks in several cities torn down.
- It was in full sight from the door of the little shanty in which Aunt Ri's carpet-loom stood.
- They crossed the road, and entered the huge shanty, and stood apologetically near the door.
- Would you mind asking your Jap to make us some sandwiches and come with me up to my mountain shanty?
- "Calculate we kin git a drink there," said Scattergood, pointing to a little shanty in a clearing by the roadside.
- I got his affidavit, and we parted the best of friends, he urging me to call at his shanty and see Mary Jane and the kids.