Translation of "Wooden shack" in German

The toilets there are literally holes in the ground covered with a wooden shack.

My class in the first grade was housed in a shack, a wooden shack.

Here they lived in a wooden shack, the six of them on 23 sqm.

The new lawyer was forced to rent a vacant lot and erect a two-room wooden shack.

As the wooden shack had been destroyed, the firm of Karl Hildebrandt (architects in Blankenburg) took on the construction of a solid wooden hut to act as a restaurant.

He built an unheated wooden shack there, nine meters by three, which served as his chapel.

At a meeting of a group that calls itself Signs Followers, dancing takes place in a wooden shack to rockabilly music while the belief in the savior is tested by touching rattlesnakes and small alligators.

The Prinzhütte mountain hut is only a ruinous wooden shack but the surrounding meadows are gorgeous.

I stopped half way near a wooden shack lost in the foliage, two young boys with a black slave carved stakes before a venerable bearded Turk smoking his pipe crouching under a tree.

His brother took over their parent's farm and to start off with he built himself only a little wooden shack alongside the new land.

She rents a room in a wooden shack and she shares this room with another teenager.

The power of thie original, primordial. Earth, forest, a wooden shack, a burning, crackling fire; the wind blows. A tea as impressive as nourishing.

As if one was sitting in a warm wooden shack, following the fruity, sweet fragrances that the wind is bringing by.

The carefully interwoven space also offers plenty of hiding places: under piled up sleepers, between rocks, in rooms with Corten steel walls and inside a red “wooden shack’ - children can discover their own nooks in which they are concealed from others.

It's a rough ride, and at some point the road ends and we find ourselves at a small wooden shack, where we are greeted by Louise from Yorkshire, England and two eco-guides, Alain and Joseph.

The carefully interwoven space also offers plenty of hiding places: under piled up sleepers, between rocks, in rooms with Corten steel walls and inside a red "wooden shack' - children can discover their own nooks in which they are concealed from others.

Matt Hanner, Channa Horwitz, Sarah Charlesworth, Alan Sekula, and Robert Ashley, all of whom have died within the past several years, were curated into the show, as was David Foster Wallace, whose manuscript pages for his unfinished novel The Pale King are on display. As I was preparing to leave, I remembered two works that I had forgotten to see—a wooden shack installed on the lower level by Puerto Rican artist Radames Figueroa, and a piece by French-born, New York-based artist Diego Leclery .

These wooden shacks were built back in 1950 as temporary dwellings and have not been repaired since.

The camp consists of about 20 horseshoe-shaped wooden shacks at a horseshoe-shaped road.

Parts of wooden shacks were loaded onto a truck.

They were wooden shacks and the Zionist organizations gave all new emigrants a bed in these camps.

They did this for weeks, and they managed to set fire to wooden shacks.

With this special photographic technique, which was officially released in 1839, beholders also get the impression of travelling back in time, for instance to an old fisherman's village built out of wooden shacks.

With the workers and the prostitutes in their wooden shacks we formed one family... it was like in the wild west.

Aguas Dulces retains its essence of a small coastal town, with its first wooden shacks on stilts (pile-dwelling) in the dunes of the beach that still defy the sea, although most of them have already been washed away.

Koh Kret Mon Pottery Tour: Koh Kret Island retains the air of a rustic village with wooden shacks against a backdrop of palm trees.

During his visit in Bogovadja, the Commissioner witnessed that all 160 places were full and, as a consequence, about 230 asylum seekers were living in the nearby forest, in basic shelters such as wooden shacks or tents, with no access to sanitation services.

There were mostly stone houses in the neighborhood we were living in, but next to us was a quarter where Jews who didn't have money for an apartment lived in wooden shacks.