Meanings of small cabins in anglès

Argo gave us one of the small cabins to ourselves that night.

There's a main house and about a dozen small cabins scattered around it.

Obediently she led her charge away in the direction of the small cabins across the courtyard.

Several small cabins came into view.

It was lodged between a mattress and the bottom of a bunk in one of the small cabins.

To the right of the garden I could dimly distinguish a row of small cabins, the negro quarters.

Instead of finding, as in 1845, a few small cabins, I now found a respectable village and a flourishing Church.

Inside the stockade, there were close to a hundred buildings, ranging from small cabins to a structure with a belfry.

Puzzled by the large number of small cabins with names of subordinate officers painted on them, she paused and cried loudly:

Inside there is a good large stern cabin, and wash-closet and two small cabins with beds long enough even for you.

Without hesitating, the master pointing to one of his small cabins on the plantation said-"Yousee that house over there?"

The seasonal Rangers live in small cabins in an area called Lupine Meadows, about 9 miles from where a call for help came.

For centuries, most people in rural Ireland housed themselves in small cabins, made from whatever materials were most plentifully available in the locality.

The winning project is two small cabins - just 28 square metres each, which sit alone beside an inlet of the Kaipara Harbour.

He says the astronauts have small cabins, about the size of a phone booth, with a sleeping bag which they simply float in.

Previously, it would have been unthinkable for journalists to visit Parwan's two large interrogation hangars, filled with the small cabins where prisoners are questioned.