shack

IPA/ʃæk/
KK[ʃˈæk]IPA/ʃæk/

shack — 名詞

  • shacksingular
  • shacksplural

1. a small, crudely built house or shelter, often patched together from wooden boar

1.名詞B1
釋義

棚屋

用木頭或金屬簡單搭建的小房子

a small, crudely built house or shelter, often patched together from wooden boards or metal panels, used as a simple home or for storage

例句

The old fisherman lived alone in a wooden shack near the beach.

那個老漁夫獨自住在海灘附近的一間木頭棚屋裡。

collocation: live in a shack; common modifier: wooden

Near the river, the workers built a small shack to store their tools.

工人們在河邊搭建了一間小棚屋來存放他們的工具。

常見搭配
  • wooden shack
  • tin shack
  • abandoned shack
  • fishing shack
  • beach shack
  • live in a shack
  • build a shack
同義詞
  • hut

    a small simple building, but usually built more solidly than a shack; often used for rural dwellings or mountain shelters

  • shed

    a small building used for storage, usually in a garden or yard; not typically lived in

  • cabin

    a small house, often in a wooded or rural area, generally more comfortable and sturdy than a shack

  • shanty

    a roughly built house in a poor urban area; more negative in tone than 'shack'

反義詞
  • mansion

    a very large, impressive house

  • palace

    an extremely large, grand building

用法筆記

Often suggests poor living conditions or a temporary dwelling. Can also describe a storage structure on a piece of land.

常見錯誤

The mountain guide stayed in a shack during the climb.
The mountain guide stayed in a hut during the climb.
In mountain or outdoor contexts, 'hut' is the standard term for a simple trail shelter; 'shack' sounds out of place.

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • build a shack
  • live in a shack
  • construct a shack

介系詞搭配

  • in a shack
  • into a shack