cabana
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6.7
- noun
- /kəˈbænə/
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cabaña
- We relaxed in the cabana by the pool after swimming all afternoon.
- pool cabana
- beach cabana
- a private cabana
So I came in the cabana and we started talking.
- So I came in the cabana and we started talking.
- I'm in the Cathay Pacific First Class Lounge and this is what they call a cabana.
- And this is the cabana boy shadow slash blush.
- You're in this cabana, you with Hugh, you with some twins.
- They had the cabana boy and he would watch his wife have sex with the cabana boy while he masturbated.
Examples
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During our vacation, we enjoyed lunch in a private cabana overlooking the ocean.
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Mandala has a beautiful stretch of mature palm trees and very nice cabanas to hang your hammocks.
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We just ordered lunch, so we're just going to eat some lunch in the cabana by the pool.
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In the cabana out by the pool.
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A cabana on a hot, tropical beach.
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From the shelter of the cabana, Vic watched the gray surf.
Fiction book (1995) -
Bergman and his crew emerge from the small cabana.
Fiction book (2001) -
Barbara and I have taken to light exercise in the pool and lounging beside the cabana.
Fiction book (2002) -
See, there's a pool with the cabanas here, and there's a nine-hole golf course.
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The poolside cabanas are nice grass shacks and comprise refrigerators, phones, and misting systems.
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Synonyms
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9.3
An open shelter with a roof of dried palm leaves for shade at beaches
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Cabana comes from the Spanish word cabaña, which meant a 'hut' or 'small house' and is related to the English word cabin. So a cabana is like a small cabin by the sea or pool where you change, rest, or find shade.