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cabana
[ kuh-ban-uh, -ban-yuh, -bah-nuh, -bahn-yuh ]
noun
- a small cabin or tentlike structure for use as a bathhouse, especially on a beach or by a swimming pool.
- a cabin or cottage.
cabana
/ kəˈbɑːnə /
noun
- a tent used as a dressing room by the sea
Word History and Origins
Origin of cabana1
Example Sentences
While you might not think this style would make sense for bringing out for a day at the beach, the best beach cabana tents can be set up quickly, collapsed, and easily transported.
Private cabanas with walls and windows contain kids with no worry of bumping into other diners’ chairs or tables.
Our local pizza restaurant, still closed to indoor dining, built individual streetside cabanas outfitted with green turf under the table.
Every reservation will include a bottle of Rose Bubbly, and cabana reservations will come with a bonus celebration kit!
Unfortunately, many of these structures — think yurts, igloos, solariums, and cabanas — prohibit the free movement of air that makes outdoor dining much safer than eating indoors.
Which beaches attract the daily residents, weekend-cabana commuters, and weekly-house-rental vacationers?
There Felicidad is staying in the cabana of my mother, and to there I shall be glad to guide you.
Quesada made his way into the cabana where he had left Felicidad.
Ah, there has been some little domestic trouble in her cabana this night!
The five Competitor prisoners have been released from Cabana fortress after an imprisonment of nearly twenty months.
And what poor serrano can provision his good wife and his cabana full of lusty brats by hunting the Spanish ibex?
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