Pronunciation: /ˈkæbɪn/

Definitions of cabin

noun a small shelter or house, usually made of wood

Example Sentences

A1 I stayed in a cozy cabin in the woods for my vacation.

A2 The cabin was small but had everything we needed for a comfortable stay.

B1 We rented a cabin by the lake for the weekend to relax and unwind.

B2 The cabin we booked for our ski trip had a stunning view of the mountains.

C1 The luxury cabin we stayed in during our honeymoon had a private hot tub and fireplace.

C2 The remote cabin we rented in the wilderness was the perfect escape from city life.

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Example Sentences

A1 I cabin with my friends when we go camping.

A2 She cabins in the mountains every summer.

B1 The family decided to cabin in a remote area for their vacation.

B2 They cabin by the lake for a peaceful retreat.

C1 The couple plans to cabin in the woods for their anniversary.

C2 After retiring, they decided to cabin in different countries around the world.

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Example Sentences

A1 I stayed in a cabin in the woods.

A2 The cabin rental was very affordable.

B1 The cabin decor was rustic and cozy.

B2 We enjoyed a weekend getaway in a luxurious cabin.

C1 The cabin retreat offered stunning views of the mountains.

C2 The architect-designed cabin was a masterpiece of modern design.

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Example Sentences

A1 I live in a small cabin.

A2 We stayed in a cozy cabin in the mountains.

B1 The cabin was well-equipped with modern amenities.

B2 The rustic cabin provided a peaceful escape from city life.

C1 The luxurious cabin had a stunning view of the lake.

C2 The remote cabin was only accessible by boat.

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Example Sentences

A1 I stayed in a cabin during my vacation.

A2 The cabin we rented was cozy and comfortable.

B1 The cabin we booked for the weekend getaway had a beautiful view of the lake.

B2 The cabin we stayed in had a fireplace and a hot tub.

C1 The cabin we rented for the ski trip was fully equipped with modern amenities.

C2 The cabin we stayed in during our hiking trip was secluded and surrounded by nature.

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Example Sentences

A1 The cat is sleeping in the cabin.

A2 I found a cozy cabin in the woods.

B1 We stayed in a rustic cabin by the lake.

B2 The cabin on the mountain had a stunning view.

C1 The luxury cabin by the beach was fully equipped.

C2 The remote cabin in the wilderness was a perfect retreat.

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Example Sentences

A1 I stayed in a cabin by the lake.

A2 We went hiking and then stayed in a cabin for the night.

B1 The cabin was cozy and had a fireplace to keep us warm.

B2 Although it was small, the cabin had all the amenities we needed for a comfortable stay.

C1 The cabin, nestled in the woods, provided a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

C2 Not only was the cabin beautifully designed, but it also offered stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

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Example Sentences

A1 Cabin! I can't believe we finally made it to the top of the mountain.

A2 Cabin! It's so cozy in here with the fire crackling.

B1 Cabin! Let's gather some firewood before it gets dark.

B2 Cabin! I love the rustic charm of this place.

C1 Cabin! This view from the deck is absolutely breathtaking.

C2 Cabin! I feel so at peace surrounded by nature like this.

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Example Sentences

A1 I stayed in a cozy cabin in the mountains.

A2 The cabin was small but comfortable.

B1 We rented a rustic cabin for our weekend getaway.

B2 The cabin had a beautiful view of the lake.

C1 The luxurious cabin had all the amenities we could ask for.

C2 The cabin's architecture was a perfect blend of modern and traditional styles.

Examples of cabin in a Sentence

formal The cabin in the woods was beautifully constructed with high-quality materials.

informal Let's spend the weekend at my friend's cabin by the lake.

slang I heard that party was lit, everyone was chillin' in the cabin.

figurative His mind was like a cluttered cabin, filled with memories and thoughts.

Grammatical Forms of cabin

past tense

cabined

plural

cabins

comparative

more cabin

superlative

most cabin

present tense

cabin

future tense

will cabin

perfect tense

have cabined

continuous tense

is cabining

singular

cabin

positive degree

cabin

infinitive

to cabin

gerund

cabining

participle

cabined

Origin and Evolution of cabin

First Known Use: 1250 year
Language of Origin: Old French
Story behind the word: The word 'cabin' originated from the Old French word 'cabane' which came from the Late Latin word 'capanna' meaning 'hut'.
Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'cabin' evolved to refer to a small, simple dwelling or shelter, often made of wood, typically found in rural or wilderness settings.