Translations for „shacked up“ in the English » German Dictionary

shacked up [ˌʃæktˈʌp] ADJ pred, inv

to be shacked with sb

mit jdm zusammenleben

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Few young members of the tribe have shacked up with other colours.

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We're too old to just be shacked up.

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Being in a serious relationship straight out of high school means that you probably shacked up together at a pretty young age, too.

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Over the years, she produced four children and shacked up with the babyfather.

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If you're happily shacked up (or happily single), you can just skip this and have a great day.

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I don't live down that way, but the 205 is shacked up inside my garage anyway.

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That goes for the atheists and those who have shacked up with girlfriends, etc.

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He looked an awful lot like the vagabonds who wandered the railroad tracks and shacked up by the river during the summer months.

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The graphic clip features a penguin who returns to his nest to find that a male rival has shacked up with his mate.

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You should not be shacked up, marry her.

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