cabin in Latin
cabin in Latin is casa — cabin means a small, simply built house, especially one made of logs in a rural or wooded area.
cabin in Latin
casa
(US) A small dwelling characteristic of the frontier, especially when built from logs with simple tools and not constructed by professional builders, but by those who meant to live in it.
What does "cabin" mean?
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noun A small, simply built house, especially one made of logs in a rural or wooded area.
"The ranger lives in a tiny wooden cabin deep in the forest."
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noun A private room on a ship, or the passenger area of an aircraft.
"The flight attendant walked down the cabin checking that seat belts were fastened."
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cabin in a sentence
- The ranger lives in a tiny wooden cabin deep in the forest.
- They spent the weekend at a log cabin by the lake.
- The flight attendant walked down the cabin checking that seat belts were fastened.
- Turbulence rattled the cabin as the plane began its descent.
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What is "cabin" in Latin?
"cabin" in Latin is casa. cabin means: A small, simply built house, especially one made of logs in a rural or wooded area.
How do you use "cabin" in a sentence?
Example: "The ranger lives in a tiny wooden cabin deep in the forest." In Latin, "cabin" is casa.
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