Definition of ramshackly in English:

ramshackly

adjective ˈramˌʃakli

1Especially of a building, structure, or vehicle: = "ramshackle".
2Of a person, action, etc.: = "ramshackle".

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Reade (1814–1884), novelist and playwright. Either from ramshackle + -y, after rickety, shaky, or a blend of ramshackle and shackly.

Definition of ramshackly in US English:

ramshackly

adjectiveˈramˌʃakli

1Especially of a building, structure, or vehicle: = "ramshackle".
2Of a person, action, etc.: = "ramshackle".

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Reade (1814–1884), novelist and playwright. Either from ramshackle + -y, after rickety, shaky, or a blend of ramshackle and shackly.

词汇	ramshackly
释义	Definition of ramshackly in English: ramshackly adjective ˈramˌʃakli 1Especially of a building, structure, or vehicle: = "ramshackle". 2Of a person, action, etc.: = "ramshackle". Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Reade (1814–1884), novelist and playwright. Either from ramshackle + -y, after rickety, shaky, or a blend of ramshackle and shackly. Definition of ramshackly in US English: ramshackly adjectiveˈramˌʃakli 1Especially of a building, structure, or vehicle: = "ramshackle". 2Of a person, action, etc.: = "ramshackle". Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Reade (1814–1884), novelist and playwright. Either from ramshackle + -y, after rickety, shaky, or a blend of ramshackle and shackly.
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