shacked

英 [ʃækt]

美 [ʃækt]

v.  居住
shack的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• 简陋的小屋;棚屋
  Ashackis a simple hut built from tin, wood, or other materials.

双语例句

• We chatted for a bit about people we knew in journalism, and I volunteered that so-and-so had just left his wife and was now shacked up with one of his underlings.
  聊了一阵我们在新闻业中的旧相识之后，我主动提到，某某某刚和老婆分手，现在正和一名下属同居。
• You were shacked up in a motel.
  你在一家旅馆里呆过。
• Aging population has shacked the material and psychological foundation of the traditional intergenerational solidarity, which brings the social security system into a dilemma.
  人口老龄化动摇了传统型代际连带的物质基础和社会心理基础，使社会保障制度陷于困境。
• She's shacked up with an asshole.
  她跑去和一个混蛋同居了。
• She shacked up with some groomsman or something?
  她和某伴郎有一腿吗？
• In1914, an exile published a history monograph under the title of Nodes of Korean History which strongly shacked the circle of Confucian scholars, literati and previous officialdom in Korea.
  流亡中国的原朝鲜通政大夫金泽荣于1914年完成了一部在当时朝鲜的儒林和旧士大夫中引起了强烈震撼的史著《韩史綮》。
• We were shacked up in this little house she had up in the canyon.
  有一次我们在她那幢峡谷里的别墅过夜。
• This girl was shacked up with a local drug lord.
  这个女孩曾和当地的一个毒枭相好。
• I open my eyes, and was shacked by what I saw.
  我渐渐得睁开了眼睛，眼前的情景吓了我一跳！
• I hear Tony and Helen have shacked up together.
  我听说托尼和海伦已经同居了。