hut

US: /ˈhət/

UK: /hˈʌt/


English - Vietnamese dictionary

hut /hʌt/
  • danh từ
    • túp lều
    • (quân sự) nhà gỗ tạm thời cho binh lính
    • ngoại động từ
      • cho ở lều
      • (quân sự) cho (binh lính) ở trong những nhà gỗ tạm thời

    Advanced English dictionary

    + noun
    a small, simply built house or shelter: a beach hut + a wooden hut

    Thesaurus dictionary

    n.
    cabin, shack, shanty, shed, lean-to, shelter, cote, Literary cot, Australian gunyah:
    We found a tiny hut where we could keep out of the storm.

    Collocation

    ADJ.

    makeshift | prefabricated | bamboo, metal, mud, stone, straw, wooden | thatched | circular, round | single-storey/single-storeyed | ramshackle, rickety | derelict | beach, garden, mountain | fisherman's, fishing, shepherd's, etc. | army, barrack | site
    The builders were collecting their wages from the site hut.
    | refreshment | changing

    VERB + HUT

    build
    huts built with mud bricks

    HUT + VERB

    stand
    The wooden hut stood on a lonely stretch of beach.

    PREP.

    in a/the ~
    The scheme housed children in large numbers in prefabricated huts.


    Concise dictionary

    hutshʌt
    noun
    +temporary military shelter
    +small crude shelter used as a dwelling

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