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hut

/hʌt/

Translations

hutnoun

huts

/hʌt/

изба

The old man lived in a wooden hut by the river.

Старик жил в деревянной избе у реки.

хижина

The explorers built a small hut in the forest.

Исследователи построили маленькую хижину в лесу.

шалаш

The children made a hut out of branches and leaves.

Дети сделали шалаш из веток и листьев.

Additional translations

Synonyms

hutverb

hutted

Past Simple

hutted

Past Participle

hutting

Gerund

/hʌt/

Rare but attested verb meaning ‘to live in or shelter in huts; to house in a hut’

Synonyms

hutadjective

Used attributively to modify another noun (e.g. hut door, hut roof).

hutinterjection

Exclamatory command used especially in military drill or American football

Definitions

hutnoun

A small, simple, single-story house or shelter, often made of wood or other natural materials.

The hikers took refuge in a small hut during the storm.

A temporary or makeshift dwelling, typically used in rural or undeveloped areas.

The villagers built a hut to store their tools and equipment.

A small or simply constructed building serving a special purpose such as storage or shelter (e.g. beach hut, ski hut).

They rented a brightly painted beach hut for the day.

hutverb

To live in or provide with a hut or huts.

During the project the archaeologists were hutted on the edge of the dig site.

hutadjective

Of, relating to, characteristic of, or suitable for a hut.

They installed hut-style windows to keep the rustic look.

hutinterjection

Used as a sharp, shouted command to draw attention or coordinate movement.

"Hut! Two! Three! Four!" shouted the drill sergeant.

Used by a quarterback to initiate the snap of the ball in American football or to urge quick action.

"Hut, hut!" shouted the quarterback before the play began.