shanties - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of shanties in Hindi

  • झुग्गियां
  • मड़ई
  • कुटिया
  • झोंपड़ा
  • मयख़ाना
  • शराबख़ाना

shanties Definition

a small, crudely built shack.

shanties Example

  • In addition, sea songs and shanties will be supported by a vast array of maritime-themed events and activities. ( इसके अलावा, समुद्री गीतों और झांकियों को सामुद्रिक-थीम वाली घटनाओं और गतिविधियों की एक विशाल सरणी द्वारा समर्थित किया जाएगा। )
  • Moreover, for at least thirty years, Portland had two Chinatowns, one an urban community of brick structures and the other one a vegetable-gardening community of wooden huts and shanties . ( इसके अलावा, कम से कम तीस वर्षों के लिए, पोर्टलैंड में दो चाइनाटाउन थे, एक ईंट संरचनाओं का एक शहरी समुदाय और दूसरा लकड़ी की झोपड़ियों और झोंपड़ियों का वनस्पति-बागवानी समुदाय। )
  • This group of people living in subterranean shanties are proof that, as one of them says in the film, ‘homeless doesn't mean helpless.’ ( भूमिगत शैतानी में रहने वाले लोगों का यह समूह इस बात का प्रमाण है कि जैसा कि उनमें से एक फिल्म में कहता है, 'बेघर का मतलब असहाय नहीं होता है।' )

More Sentence

  • Cite Soleil, the capital's front door, is a 27 sq mile slum where an estimated one million people live in shanties lacking plumbing, electricity or permanent roofs.
  • However, immigrant workers from other African countries often live in shanties that ring these and other cities.
  • Squatters' shanties can be found on the fringes of the cities.
  • Ordinarily lame and mundane places like rotary clubs transform into shanties of shock and mazes of monstrosity.
  • The poorest peasants and urban dwellers build their own adobe huts or wooden shanties .
  • Following an extension of deadline and several warnings, the state, on June 14, razed hundreds of shanties in the beach area.
  • In Casablanca, the other half lives in areas like Sidi Moumen, a sprawling residential zone that is mostly shanties , home to 200,000.
  • She watched the nimble sailors go about their business, singing shanties and being useful and she longed to join them.
  • It was all right for you to live in shanties and not to have any voice in what's going on, but now you have.
  • They set up their humble shanties at the confluence of the Lumpur and Klang rivers (In fact, Kuala Lumpur means a ‘muddy confluence’ in Malay).
  • Now those people live close to his village in shanties .
  • As growth continued, substantial brick and stone buildings replaced frontier tents and shanties .
  • They were replaced by shanties and shacks built of nothing more than clapboard or wattle and daub with dark and threatening alleyways between.
  • Similarly, Darcy's music privileges a quaintly macabre sensibility; there's an echo of Appalachian murder ballads and maudlin clipper-ship shanties .
  • As Noel kept up a commentary on his life in the aborigine reservations, he also showed pictures of how tin shanties and flimsy tents were the ‘homes’ of the aborigines for the better part of the 20th century.
  • Songs and shanties were put to the tunes being played, and hoots and cheers of laughter followed the dancing as the sun began to set and the party began.
  • A variety of shanties and shelters can be attached to these houses as households engage in petty commerce and services.
  • There are drooping shanties , skinny dogs and an old man bent over his plants.
  • I stood at that wheel with confidence; my crew was singing shanties as they always did.
  • Gordon and his fellow sniper, while under intense small-arms fire from the enemy, fought their way through a dense maze of shanties and shacks to reach the critically injured crew members.
  • The sight took me back 25 years, to my university town, watching African women walking down from the hills, through the centre where our university residences were, on their way to their shanties on the outskirts.
  • As the album winds its way down, his role comes to the fore, the gentleness setting the lullabies and chanteys in a peaceful sea for ‘Canopy of Heaven’ and ‘A Fire Under the Stars’.
  • He'd get some old sailor to sing an old sea shanty with a cracked voice.
  • The musical form and melodic characteristics suggest the Anglo-Celtic and African influences of the multinational workforce that sang the shanty .
  • A recent recruit from Liverpool who joined his Stafford Street office was welcomed with a few jaunty choruses from a sea shanty .
  • Sing me a sea chanty and I'll consider letting you eat me food.
  • It's a fascinating remnant of a little-known corner of history - a shanty sung by black ocean-going sailors, lamenting their unequal pay.

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