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Havana
[huh-van-uh]
noun
Spanish Habana.a seaport in and the capital of Cuba, on the northwestern coast.
a cigar made in Cuba or of Cuban tobacco.
Havana
/ əˈæə /
noun
Spanish name: Habana.the capital of Cuba, a port in the northwest on the Gulf of Mexico: the largest city in the Caribbean; founded in 1514 as San Cristóbal de la Habana by Diego Velásquez. Pop: 2 192 000 (2005 est)
Havana
Capital of Cuba and largest city in the country, located in western Cuba; the largest city and chief port of the West Indies and one of the oldest cities in the Americas.
Example Sentences
They had been promised disembarkation rights in Cuba, but when the ship reached Havana, the government refused to let it dock.
And in June 2024 a Russian submarine was spotted off Scotland's west coast before it arrived in Havana, Cuba, a week later.
Kaepernick couldn’t have kneeled in Pyongyang or Havana or any number of countries that the right-wing free speech brigade wanted to deport him to – and that’s the point of the flag.
The film boasts a stunning array of archival footage, from the vaults of the BBC, the U.N. and Belgian and American television networks, along with Cuba’s Havana Archive, but rarer sources as well.
Obama famously traveled to Havana, the first U.S. president to do so in a century, and attended a baseball game with then-President Raul Castro.
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