n.(不适于居住的)肮脏简陋的住所

原形：hovel复数：hovels

The hovel was barely habitable, with broken windows and a leaking roof.
这间陋屋几乎无法居住，窗户破烂，屋顶漏水。
After the storm, their once cozy cottage had turned into a dilapidated hovel.
暴风雨过后，他们那原本舒适的农舍变成了破败不堪的小窝棚。
She lived in a small hovel on the outskirts of town, struggling to make ends meet.
她在城郊的一座简陋小屋里生活，勉强维持生计。
The archaeologists discovered an ancient hovel buried beneath layers of soil and debris.
考古学家在土壤和废墟下发现了一座古老的陋屋。
The hovel served as a makeshift shelter for the homeless during winter.
这个陋屋在冬天成了无家可归者临时的避风港。
He built himself a humble hovel out of recycled materials, showcasing his resourcefulness.
他用回收材料建造了一个简朴的小屋，显示了他的聪明才智。
The government pledged to renovate the hovels in slum areas, improving living conditions.
政府承诺要翻新贫民窟的陋屋，提升居民的生活环境。
The hovel was so small that it could only accommodate one person comfortably.
这间陋屋如此狭小，只能勉强容纳一个人舒适地居住。
After years of hard work, he finally managed to upgrade his hovel into a proper house.
经过多年的努力，他终于把他的陋屋改造成了一座像样的房子。
The old man's life was spent in a series of cramped hovels, each one a step closer to civilization.
老人一生在一系列狭小的陋屋中度过，每一步都离文明更近一些。