1. plural of cabin; small houses or rooms, especially simple wooden structures in rural areas
2. plural of cabin; private rooms for passengers on ships or aircraft
Usage: transportation

Examples

• The summer camp has twelve cabins for the children.
• We rented two cabins by the lake for our family reunion.
• The log cabins were built in the 1800s by early settlers.
• First-class passengers have larger cabins on the cruise ship.
• The flight attendant showed us to our cabins on the overnight flight.
• Mountain cabins offer a peaceful retreat from city life.