Shack 美 /ʃæk/ a small building, usually made of wood or metal, that has not been built welln. 简陋的小屋，棚屋
What does it mean that Shack ups are connected? Let's take a look at a sentence to learn the following:
She is shacking up with her boyfriend.
She is living with her boyfriend.
SHACK UP: Cohabitation
Young people are afraid to get married, so they shack up.
Young people are afraid of getting married, so they live together. Is this true?
Will you allow your daughter to shack up with her boyfriend?
Do you agree that your daughter is living with her boyfriend?
So, if you are a parent and have lost a spouse to divorce or death, don’t shack up.
So, if you're a divorced parent or have a deceased spouse, don't choose to live together. Protect your children!
Couples who shack up before tying the knot are more likely to get divorced than their counterparts who don't move in together until marriage, a new study suggests.
One study showed that couples who lived together before entering the marriage hall were more likely to divorce than couples who moved in together after marriage. Pay attention to oh!
"Friends" film and television soundtrack:
Chandler and I are moving in together.
Chandler and I want to stay together.
Oh, my little sister and my best friend shack up.
Oh, and my sister and my best friend live together.