English to Hebrew Meaning of hut - צְרִיף

Hut :

צְרִיף

noun

צְרִיף, תָא, עֵסֶק, בִּקתָה, לִשְׁפּוֹך

Hut :: צְרִיףHuts :: בקתות

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Definitions of hut in English

Noun(1) temporary military shelter(2) small crude shelter used as a dwelling

Examples of hut in English

(1) Inside is a comfortable spot that feels like a cross between a beach hut and a family cottage.(2) While on the summit the two men took shelter in a hut from a particularly vicious blast of wind and snow.(3) a beach hut(4) There are no streets, no houses, only huts where people cling to each other and cry.(5) The man was killed in a fire that engulfed a row of beach huts in an eastern Thai resort popular among backpackers.(6) Almost everything can be destroyed if you have enough firepower (though mostly everything consists primarily of small hut-like buildings and some defensive structures).(7) The skimmer came to a halt outside one of the hut-like buildings.(8) Corrugated huts house additional families in backyards and the shanty towns overflow with new arrivals.(9) We walk away from the town and head towards the slopes past the harbour and towards beach huts .(10) There are at least four such lanes between clusters of houses and huts .(11) As its numbers have grown, the old hutted classrooms have been replaced with new permanent ones and a new library has been added.(12) He said another aspect to be improved was the provision of beach huts .(13) They were all moved to townships - shanty towns of wooden huts built away from any natural resources or shelter.(14) Only later were they housed in flimsy huts where they continue to live today.(15) The building of shelters and huts encouraged man to live in villages and settlements, and this led to the growth of civilisations.(16) She says more like 35,000 people were there in mud huts and make shift houses.

Related Phrases of hut

(1) small hut ::

צריף קטן

(2) mountain hut ::

ביקתת הרים

(3) beach hut ::

צריף החוף

(4) bathing hut ::

צריף הרחצה

Related Phrases of hut

(1) small hut ::

צריף קטן

(2) mountain hut ::

ביקתת הרים

(3) beach hut ::

צריף החוף

(4) bathing hut ::

צריף הרחצה

Synonyms

Noun

1. shack ::

צְרִיף

2. chantey ::

chantey

3. cabin ::

תָא

4. log cabin ::

בקתת עץ

5. shelter ::

מקלט

6. shed ::

לִשְׁפּוֹך

7. lean-to ::

סככה

8. hovel ::

בִּקתָה עֲלוּבָה

9. cabana ::

קבנה

Different Forms

hut, huts

Word Example from TV Shows

In a HUT. One HUT for you, another for me.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

My father made them move out of the keep into the HUT outside.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 2

He came in through the back of the HUT.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 7

...why we can't assemble the equipment inside the HUT and then take it outside.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 23

Then I remembered they burned me HUT down.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 7

Examples of hut from TV Shows

In a HUT. One HUT for you, another for me.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

My father made them move out of the keep into the HUT outside.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 2

He came in through the back of the HUT.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 7

...why we can't assemble the equipment inside the HUT and then take it outside.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 23

Then I remembered they burned me HUT down.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 7

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English to Hebrew Dictionary: hut

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