No. 9,971 in Spanish
cabinas
"Cabinas" translates to "booths," "cabins," or "cubicles" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
Las cabinas telefónicas eran comunes en las ciudades.
Phone booths were common in cities.
Here, 'cabinas' refers to small enclosures or booths, specifically telephone booths in this context.
Las cabinas de los camiones son cómodas para los conductores.
The truck cabins are comfortable for the drivers.
In this sentence, 'cabinas' is used to describe the enclosed seating area of a truck, providing a comfortable space for drivers.
Alquilamos cabinas en la playa para nuestras vacaciones.
We rented cabins on the beach for our vacation.
Here, 'cabinas' represents small huts or lodges, often used for accommodations near beaches or in rural areas.
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