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shanty

/ˈʃæn.ti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv mit zwei verschiedenen Bedeutungen: eine kleine, notdürftig gebaute Unterkunft, die als Behausung dient, oder ein rhythmisches Arbeitslied, das traditionell von Seeleuten gesungen wird.

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noun

/ˈʃæn.ti/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv mit zwei verschiedenen Bedeutungen: eine kleine, notdürftig gebaute Unterkunft, die als Behausung dient, oder ein rhythmisches Arbeitslied, das traditionell von Seeleuten gesungen wird.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a small, roughly built shelter used as a dwelling, or a rhythmic work song traditionally sung by sailors.

  1. Small crude dwellingB1formal

    A small, roughly built hut or cabin, often used as a temporary or poor-quality home.

    deBude

    • The homeless family lived in a shanty by the river.
    • The workers built a shanty near the construction site.
    • The village consisted of a few shanties made of scrap wood.

    Synonymecabinhovelhuthutchlean-toshackshed

  2. Sailor's work songB2formal

    A traditional song sung by sailors while working, especially to coordinate tasks like hauling ropes.

    deMatrosen-Arbeitslied

    • The crew sang a lively shanty as they raised the anchor.
    • He learned several old sea shanties from his grandfather.
    • The shanty told a story of a long voyage across the ocean.

    Synonymechanteychanty

Formen
  • shanties plural form
  • shanties' possessive plural form
  • shanty's possessive singular form
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