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Definition of cubby - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
shelf storageUS cell in a shelf for storing itemsUS
- Each student has a cubby for their books.
2.
- The children played in the cubby under the stairs..
3.
- The kids love playing in their cubby.
Images of cubby

cell in a shelf for storing items 
small cozy space, often for children 
small room used as a child's play area
Expressions with cubby
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snug little structure for youngsters to play or withdraw
The twins spent the afternoon reading quietly in their cubby house.
Origin of cubby
English, cub (young animal) + -y (diminutive)
Examples of cubby in a sentence
He placed his shoes in the cubby by the door. She kept her toys in a cubby by the window. Each student has a cubby for their belongings. They built a cubby under the stairs for their daughter. Each child has a cubby to store their toys.
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- French:casier, cabane, ...
- German:Fach, gemütlicher Platz, ...
- Italian:scomparto, nascondiglio, ...
- Spanish:casillero, escondrijo, ...
- Portuguese:nicho, cantinho, ...
- Chinese:小储物格, 小空间, ...
- Japanese:個別棚, 隠れ家, ...
- Arabic:حُجَيْرة, ركن صغير, ...
- Hebrew:תָּא, מַחְבּוֹא, ...
- Russian:ячейка, маленькое пространство, ...
- Ukrainian:осередок, маленький простір, ...
- Hindi:कब्बी, आरामदायक कोना, ...
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