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Shanty

shanty
(shanties) 1. A shanty is a small rough hut which poor people live in, built from tin, cardboard, or other materials that are not very strong. N-COUNT 2. A shanty is a song which sailors used to sing while they were doing work on a ship. N-COUNT
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   I. variant of chantey  II. noun  (plural shanties)  Etymology: probably from Canadian French chantier lumber camp, hut, from French, builder's yard, ways, support for barrels, from Old French chantier, gantier support — more at gantry  Date: 1820 a small crudely built dwelling or shelter usually of wood ...
Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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  1. n. (pl. -ies) 1 a hut or cabin. 2 a crudely built shack. Phrases and idioms shanty town a poor or depressed area of a town, consisting of shanties. Etymology: 19th c., orig. N.Amer.: perh. f. Can.F chantier 2. n. (also chanty) (pl. -ies) (in full sea shanty) a song with alternating solo and chorus, of a kind orig. sung by sailors while hauling ropes etc. Etymology: prob. F chantez, imper. pl. of chanter sing: see CHANT ...
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  1. хижина, хибарка, лачуга 2. австрал. пивная shanty liquor —- напитки, продающиеся в пивной 3. горн. ниша, служебная камера 4. жить в лачуге 5. австрал. постоянно бывать в пивных 6. хоровая рабочая песня (обыкн. матросская) a road construction shanty —- рабочая песня дорожных рабочих ...
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  I noun хибарка, лачуга II noun хоровая рабочая песня матросов ...
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  ~ n 1 a small, roughly built hut made from thin sheets of wood, tin1 (1), plastic etc that very poor people live in 2 sea shanty a song sung by sailors in former times, as they did their work ...
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English

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