cabin
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- noun
- /ˈkæbɪn/
:
cabaña
- We spent the weekend at a cozy cabin in the woods, surrounded by nature.
- log cabin
- build a cabin
- mountain cabin
And we were able to rent a cabin at my dad's special place.
- And we were able to rent a cabin at my dad's special place.
- I was like, yeah, we'll walk up to this little mountain cabin that we have and.
- So goodnight from the mountains and from this cabin and see you in the next walk.
- So we rent, we rented cabins down by a Twin Lakes, these little rusty cabins.
- And I'll park my van at my ultra modern cabin.
- They said that they they said that they burned that the cabin down with gasoline and everything, right.
- And we lived in this little cabin.
- Not a road, not a cabin, nothing.
- Let's build a log cabin doghouse for Smoodle.
- He would golf in a cabin without devices to think.
- I shit my pants in the cabin with everyone.
- And let me tell you, when I saw his book in a cabin in South Africa, I stole it.
Examples
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And we were able to rent a cabin at my dad's special place.
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I wound up at this cabin yesterday morning.
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But this is our little our little cabin for the evening.
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And actually our family has a cabin at at this at this lake.
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- You guys still wanna come up to the cabin tomorrow night?
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You ever take the family up to the cabin?
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There were just the three of us in the cabin.
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We should think about buying something up here, like some log cabin in the woods near a lake.
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But, hey, if you like something quiet... you know, there's a nice cabin just up there.
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The owner seeks to host tourists on the ranch in cabins he built for that purpose.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
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A building where one family lives
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A small simple building where people live or stay
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A small house in the countryside, usually with one floor
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A small house near nature where travelers stay temporarily
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A small rough shelter made from wood and metal scraps
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A small house built from round pieces of wood, often in the woods
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A small house or cabin in the countryside where people stay while hunting
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A small simple wooden house in the countryside
A small simple cabin used for guests or camping
Antonyms
Compounds
- Archaic
A young woman who works as a helper on a ship in passengers' or officers' cabins
- Specialized
A part of a plane or spacecraft kept with extra air so people can breathe normally
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Etymology
Cabin comes from Old French cabane and Latin capanna, both meaning 'hut' or 'small shelter'. So a cabin is a small wooden house, and thinking of a simple hut helps you remember the word.