shacks

UK
/ʃæks/
US
/ʃæks/

Translations

shacknoun

shacks

pl

shacks
pl
UK
/ʃæk/
US
/ʃæk/
cabaneConstruction simple et souvent rudimentaire.
The fisherman lived in a small shack by the river.
Le pêcheur vivait dans une petite cabane au bord de la rivière.
Additional translations
baraqueFamilier ; peut désigner une petite construction sommaire ou un point de vente rudimentaire.
shackverb

shacks

shacked
Past Simple
shacked
Past Participle
shacking
Gerund
UK
/ʃæk/
US
/ʃæk/
Additional translations
logerEmploi rare, souvent dans un contexte de logement rudimentaire ou temporaire.
Synonyms
share lodging
bunk together
room together
live with
live together
shack up

Definitions

shacknoun
A small, crudely built cabin or house.
The fisherman lived in a small shack by the river.
A small building or stall used for selling goods or food.
We stopped at a seafood shack on the pier for lunch.
shackverb
(intransitive, chiefly with up) To live or reside in a crude or makeshift dwelling, often temporarily.
After college, they shacked up in a tiny cabin in the woods for the summer.