transportablehut

noun
UK /trænˈspɔːtəbl hʌt/
US /trænˈspɔːrtəbl hʌt/

A transportable hut is a small house that can be moved from one place to another.

The workers lived in a transportable hut that was carried by truck to the new site.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small prefabricated building designed to be lifted onto a truck or trailer.

The school bought a transportable hut to use as an extra classroom.

3. A lightweight shelter used on construction sites that can be relocated as work progresses.

They set up a transportable hut as a break room near the dig.

4. A temporary housing unit for disaster relief that can be shipped and assembled quickly.

Aid groups sent transportable huts to families after the flood.

5. A hut built in sections so it can be taken apart and rebuilt elsewhere.

The ranger station was a transportable hut moved each season.