cabins
- 1Plural of cabin.
The resort rents out a dozen log cabins along the river.
Flight attendants checked that the cabins were secure before takeoff.
Note
A regular plural with no spelling surprises, but the count needs care aboard an aircraft. Cabin can name the whole passenger area or one section sharing a class of service. So a single plane's cabins are usually its classes, while the cabins of a fleet may mean many whole interiors. On a ship, each cabin is a private room. In the woods, each is a separate small dwelling.
cabins is a form of cabin
cabin, noun: A small dwelling typical of the frontier, especially one built from logs with simple tools by the people who meant to live in it rather than by professional builders. Full entry
- Forms
- cabincabins plural
- Spelling
- cabin → cabins: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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