hutment

1 The night was spent in "Y" hutments, and it then entered General Horne's First Army.

2 By the end of the war, most of the white families had been moved out of the hutments and, as the population was then shrinking, went into more permanent housing.

3 Here were the old roads, there were the vacant hutments.

4 Already his disconsolate attitude towards the dingy hutments of the camp and the layer of thick mud on his beautiful new boots had diverted his companion.

5 The four guns of the No. 2 Battery of the Second Brigade were ranged side by side in the vast vague space in front of the officers' hutments.

6 In the middle of the coast base line, having good railway communications with most points, within sight and smell of the sea, the sand dunes around Etaples were ideal for hospital hutments.

7 In consequence the Battalion, which had had very little training for the past five months, turned its attention to practising the attack in some cornfields near the hutments it occupied.

8 Even married couples were not allowed to live together in the hutment camps.

9 We pass through an area full of hutments and dumps and depots of various descriptions.

10 From the top of the hill above the camp he had gazed back at the huddled, sleeping rows of hutments.

11 The residents from all the hutments also meet in the recreation-room and in the laundry, common to all.

12 It had been utterly destroyed in half an hour's intense bombardment some months before, and many Italian hutments in the neighbourhood had been destroyed at the same time.

13 We passed heaped-up hutments at the foot of the circular chalky cliff that we could see dimly drawn among the black circles of space.

14 But as Oak Ridge grew quicker than expected, those plans were abandoned and most African American residents were relegated to “hutments”: rudimentary plywood structures barely superior to tents.

15 When the General entered the hutment all of the men stood and uncovered and the band stopped abruptly in the middle of a strain.

16 Long before the hour announced for the service the soldier boys had crowded the hutment to its greatest capacity.

17 One Sunday—a non-working day—when all was drab and dreary and existence seemed a double-blank, my orderly mentioned that he had discovered some old 'golfing bats' in one of the hutments.

18 the arriving national guardsmen were forced to live in a hutment until permanent barracks could be constructed

19 It is now undertaking to raise $1,000,000 for the National War Service and it is preparing a hutment equipped with libraries, daily newspapers, games, light refreshments, etc., in every camp in France.

20 Coastal hutment dwellers to be moved to safer place.

1 野营

camping encampment camp-out bivouac make a camp sleep rough

2 临时营房

hut

3 营房

quarter barracks

4 宿营

encampment bivouac camp tent encamp

5 住临时营房

hut