[
UK
/kæbˈɑːnɐ/
]
[ US /kəˈbænə/ ]
[ US /kəˈbænə/ ]
NOUN
- a small tent used as a dressing room beside the sea or a swimming pool
How To Use cabana In A Sentence
- Recreation amenities include a half-mile of private ocean beach, two pools, private cabanas, a whirlpool, and a variety of watersports.
- After breakfast, Amanda found a table under a cabana on the beach.
- The scene on the roof is jammed and noisy, as cool twentysomethings jostle for elbow room at the bar or colonize the red podlike cabanas by the pool. L.A. Rising
- We dined by oil lamp under a thatched cabana and listened agog to virtuoso folk musicians (check out the boy with the kartals, Rajasthan's answer to castanets).
- Here we enjoyed a half-hour massage in a cabana overlooking the bay, then relaxed in lounge chairs, gazing out at the emerald-colored water.
- In the most wholesome sense it pongs eco, with spartan bamboo cabanas and dormitories equipped with independent renewable energy supplies, grey water recycling systems, pit-toilets that guests compost, and service roped in rubber time. Richard Bangs: Nic' of Time
- She motioned to the sisters and after stowing away all loose belongings, the women retired to the cabana to change into ceremonial dress.
- Sgt. Alex Cabana of the 2nd Combat Engineer Regiment of the Canadian Army walks during a foot patrol with U.S. Army forces June 13, 2010 in rural Dand District, just south of Kandahar, Afghanistan.
- And once the logistics of bringing friends down to Belize became too complicated he decided to open its comfortable villas and cabanas to the public.
- Cabana remains unrepentant for his role in supplying American security officials with information on Arar, without securing protective assurances. Archive 2009-11-01