rustic cabin
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- noun
- /ˈrʌstɪk ˈkæbɪn/
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cabaña rústica
- On the one hand, she pictured the quaint, rustic cabin of Romantic poets.
- rustic cabins and small lodges
- rustic cabins in the woods
- a small rustic cabin
Examples
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Whether you're looking for a rustic cabin or a comfortable suite, there are plenty of lodging options in the area that are sure to fit your needs.
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A rustic cabin...
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They stayed in simple rustic cabins and chased an endless supply of bass and trout.
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The Lauders' rustic cabin has a single bedroom and an open living room with a big stone fireplace.
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Camp for me was cornflakes by the fire and giggling girls in a rustic cabin in the middle of nowhere.
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At Copper Lake, rustic cabins are available for rent from Sportsmen's Paradise Lodge.
Synonyms
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A small simple wooden house in the countryside or woods
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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 house or room decorated in a simple country style with modern features
Antonyms
How Rustic
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a simple, rural dwelling' is directly and compositionally derived from 'rustic' (simple, countryside-like) modifying 'cabin' (a small wooden house). This adjective + noun combination follows standard, cross-linguistically common compounding patterns, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the full meaning.
Etymology
Rustic cabin paints a clear picture: a small cabin in the countryside with a rustic look, made of rough wood and simple furniture. So, the phrase means a 'simple' or 'rural' dwelling that feels close to nature.