SHELTER


Meaning of SHELTER in English

noun

1 protection from danger/bad weather

VERB + SHELTER

▪ afford (sb) , give (sb) , offer (sb) , provide (sb with)

The great trees gave ~ from the wind.

▪ need

▪ find , run for , seek , take

▪ refuse sb

The nuns won't refuse you ~.

▪ leave

We had to leave the ~ of the trees.

PREPOSITION

▪ in the ~ of , under the ~ of

She was standing in the ~ of the doorway.

▪ ~ from

They tried to seek ~ from the rain.

PHRASES

▪ ~ for the night

2 small building that gives protection

ADJECTIVE

▪ makeshift , temporary

▪ stone , underground , wooden

▪ air-raid ( BrE ), bomb , bus , emergency , fallout

▪ animal

▪ homeless

She works as a volunteer at a homeless ~.

▪ tax ( figurative )

These tax ~s allow people to invest in shares without paying tax.

VERB + SHELTER

▪ build , construct , erect , make , put up

The earthquake victims were forced to build temporary ~s.

PREPOSITION

▪ in a/the ~

You'll be safer in the ~.

▪ ~ for

a ~ for cattle

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .