英['ʃænti]美['ʃænti]
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来自加拿大法语chantier，棚屋，特指伐木工的临时小木屋，来自法语chantier，架子，来自拉丁语cantherius，椽，柱子，框架，词源同gantry，龙门架，台架。
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A shanty is a small, rough shelter or dwelling. Modern shanties are commonly found in shantytowns, informal neighborhoods made up of crude, homemade shelters.
A crude, run-down shack can be called a shanty, and the temporary, portable structures that ice fishermen set up for shelter are also shanties. This sense of shanty derives from the French Canadian chantier, or “lumberjack's headquarters.” Shanty can also refer to a song that sailors sing while they work. This meaning comes from chanty, “boisterous sailor song,” from the French chanter, “to sing.”