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Перевод: shack
[существительное] лачуга ; хижина ; хибарка ; будка ; [глагол] жить; проживать; сожительствовать
Тезаурус:
- He toyed with raccoon meat, alligator fat and "trinity" (green peppers, onions and celery) in a shack on the bayou, stirred steaming okra stew in K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen, and concocted a vast, suppurating cauldron of seafood gumbo (crab, oysters, shrimps, sausages, seafood boudin, mudbugs, salted pork) in the New Orleans Cookery School.
- "Funny, but the radio shack is usually on this deck," Forster remarked at the end of the room for these extra quarters.
- Mada Joyce had, it seemed, no husband but seven children from three different fathers, each apparently blacker than the one before and the latest, who occasionally visited and made half-hearted repairs to the shack, Nana dismissed as "nothing but pure Negro."
- Apparently this old man, John Raven lived in a shack beside the stone and made a good living out of selling a paper he had had printed, which gave the size, weight and origin of the stone.
- "First draft of Under the Volcano lost when his shack in British Columbia went on fire.
- John McVie's wife, ex Blue-Horizon label stalwart and Chicken Shack evacuee Christine Perfect, had joined the band full time.
- Beyond the hedge of red-leaved crotons that marked the uphill boundary of Nana's yard stood a dilapidated shack that was unoccupied, the property of a woman in one of the lower villages who owned several plots in the valley.
- A group of urban poor, some of whom may be recent migrants, driven by the insanitary conditions, high rents and overcrowding of the slum areas, squat on a piece of unused land, and hastily erect a temporary shack.
- But from her two-room concrete refugee shack, she could now just see Palestine.
- Sitting in his gambrel shack on the skyline, brains fairly addled with hallucinogenic drugs, de Quincey was left very much to his own devices by the good Mistress Tosh.
- In the porch of a wooden shack a small boy dangled a land crab on the end of a makeshift fishing rod; it clawed the air, defensive and gaudy.
- Mr Usta, aged 34, who lives with his wife, mother and three daughters in a shack in an Istanbul shanty town, described how he came to London last year, attracted by a newspaper advertisement offering money to kidney donors.
- They vary from the smallest tin shack propped up against a breakwater to the smartest yacht club in Cowes - but you will find the same enthusiasm for the sport in each.
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