English - Turkish
Definition of a-hut in English Turkish dictionary
- hut
- {i} kulübe
Bu onun yaşadığı kulübedir.
-This is the hut in which he lived.
Buralarda bir kulübe vardı.
-There used to be a hut about here.
- hut
- {i} baraka
- hut
- {f} barındırmak
- hut
- {i} kümes
- hut
- {f} barakaya yerleştirmek
- army hut
- asker barakası
- nissen hut
- baraka
- quonset hut
- çelik baraka
- canvas hut
- tuval kulübe
- timber hut
- ahşap kulübe
- hunter's hut
- gümele
- nissen hut
- oluklu saçtan yapılmış baraka
- nissen hut
- (Askeri) NİSSEN BARAKASI: Personel barındırmakta; bazende atölye, ambar, laboratuar vesaire olarak kullanılan, yarım silindir şeklinde ve, çok defa, oluklu saçtan yapılmış baraka. Bak. "Quanset hut"
- quonset hut
- baraka
- quonset hut
- (Askeri) QUONSET BARAKASI: Nissen barakasına benzeyen kubbe biçiminde baraka. Ayrıca bak "nissen hut"
- small hut
- kümültü
Related Terms
Turkish - Turkish
Definition of a-hut in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- HUT
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Balık. Büyük balık
- HUT
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Şubat ayı içinde güneşin girdiği ve semanın cenub yarısındaki burcun ismi
- hut
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) balık
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of a-hut in English English dictionary
- Nissen hut
- A prefabricated building, formerly used by the military, having a semicircular roof of corrugated iron
- Pizza Hut
- A chain of American-style pizzerias
- bathing hut
- A hut, usually located on a beachfront, for the purpose of changing into or out of a bathing suit in privacy
When half the children were dressed again, some peasant women in their Sunday best, out picking herbs, came up to the bathing-hut and stopped shyly.
- beach hut
- A small, single-room building above high-water mark on a beach that is used for changing into swimming clothes or for recreation
- hut
- to take shelter in a hut
- hut
- a small wooden shed
- hut
- a primitive dwelling
- hut
- to put into a hut
- hut
- Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope, flown on the Astro-1 and Astro-2 missions of the space shuttle Designed to measure the spectra of celestial objects in the deep ultraviolet range from 912-1800 Angstroms, especially in the rich spectral region just shortward of 1150 Angstroms where the Hubble Space Telescope's mirror coatings and detectors become ineffective
- hut
- A hut is a small wooden building in someone's garden, or a temporary building used by builders or repair workers. = shed. a small simple building with only one or two rooms shack (hutte)
- hut
- temporary military shelter
- hut
- Helsinki University of Technology
- hut
- n a medium-height set on the left sideline; the term originated from the hitter's mid-rally call to his setter
- hut
- small crude shelter used as a dwelling
- hut
- {n} a poor cottage, mean abode, hovel, lodge
- A hut
- boma
- Nissen hut
- A Nissen hut is a military hut made of metal. The walls and roof form the shape of a semi-circle
- Quonset hut
- A Quonset hut is a military hut made of metal. The walls and roof form the shape of a semi-circle. a long metal building with a curved roof where soldiers live or things are stored
- asbestos hut
- temporary dwelling made of asbestos
- canvas hut
- temporary dwelling made from a heavy cloth
- hut
- A hut is a small house with only one or two rooms, especially one which is made of wood, mud, grass, or stones
- hut
- - Homes Using TV The percentage of homes using (tuned into) TV at a particular time Media formula: HUT x Share = Rating
- hut
- HID Usage Tables
- hut
- Abbreviation for 'Homes Using Television' HUT is the percentage of homes in a market where at least one television set is switched on at a given time of day That is, it measures total television usage across all stations Formula: HUT= total number of homes watching TV at a given time of the day x 100
- hut
- A small or mean house, a temporary building
- hut
- {i} small dwelling, cabin, cottage
- hut
- n pondok
- hut
- A small house, hivel, or cabin; a mean lodge or dwelling; a slightly built or temporary structure
- hut
- Many walking and climbing clubs maintain huts which can often be booked by members of other clubs The MCofS can provide a list To prevent vandalism these huts have to be locked, as opposed to open bothies Well-known huts in Scotland include the Charles Inglis Clark Memorial Hut (CIC) on Ben Nevis, belonging to the Scottish Mountaineering Club, and the Glen Brittle Memorial Hut in Skye, run by the British Mountaineering Council and the MCofS Most huts sleep from about 8 to 20 or so
- nissen hut
- a prefabricated hut of corrugated iron having a semicircular cross section
- tin hut
- cottage made from metal
- wooden hut
- small house made from wood, small wooden cottage