shelter

shelter
shel·ter [ʼʃəltəʳ, Am -ɚ] n
1) no pl Schutz m;
to find \shelter Schutz finden;
we found \shelter in an abandoned house in einem verlassenen Haus fanden wir Schutz;
to give [or provide] \shelter from sth vor etw dat Schutz bieten;
to take \shelter Schutz suchen
2) (structure) Unterstand m; (sth to sit in) Häuschen nt;
bus \shelter Häuschen nt an der Bushaltestelle;
(hut) Schutzhütte f; mil Unterstand m;
air raid \shelter Luftschutzraum m; (building for the needy) Heim nt, Unterkunft f;
a \shelter for the homeless ein Obdachlosenheim nt;
a \shelter for battered wives ein Frauenhaus nt vi Schutz suchen;
to \shelter under the eaves sich akk unter einen Dachvorsprung stellen;
to \shelter under a tree sich akk unter einen Baum flüchten;
to \shelter under an umbrella sich akk unter einem Schirm verstecken;
to \shelter from sth/sb vor etw/jdm Schutz suchen vt
1) (protect)
to \shelter sth/sb [from sth] etw/jdn [vor etw dat] schützen
2) (Am) (from tax)
to \shelter income from tax Einkommen steuerlich nicht abzugsfähig machen

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