Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A kind of cigar: so called from Havana, the capital of Cuba, where cigars are extensively manufactured.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Of or pertaining to Havana, the capital of the island of Cuba
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- proper noun The capital of
Cuba . - proper noun A famous cigar produced in
Cuba
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun the capital and largest city of Cuba; located in western Cuba; one of the oldest cities in the Americas
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Examples
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MORGAN NEILL, CNN HAVANA BUREAU CHIEF: Here on the streets of Havana Cubans haven't yet had time to see the latest remarks of President Raul Castro saying he's open to talk about anything with the United States, including political prisoners, and press freedoms.
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MORGAN NEILL, CNN HAVANA BUREAU CHIEF: Well, here in Havana, Wolf, people have been keeping a close eye on this storm, because the trajectory for days had it passing right over the capital here.
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SHASTA DARLINGTON, CNN HAVANA PRODUCER: Well, Michael, the mood here in Havana is very somber, as you can imagine.
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LUCIA NEWMAN, CNN HAVANA BUREAU CHIEF: Wolf, Venezuela's fiery leftist leader, Hugo Chavez, is here in Havana, in friendly territory, just as relations with the White House have taken a new turn for the worse.
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LUCIA NEWMAN, CNN HAVANA BUREAU CHIEF (voice-over): The honeymoon, if there ever was one, is over for Washington's new man in Havana, Michael Parmly.
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LUCIA NEWMAN, CNN HAVANA BUREAU CHIEF: Wolf, right now, it's what you would have called normally low tide here, which means the water levels on the seaside area of Havana have gone down just a little bit.
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LUCIA NEWMAN, CNN HAVANA BUREAU CHIEF (voice-over): Very few Cubans who still walk the streets of Havana have ever welcomed an American president, even a former one.
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LUCIA NEWMAN, CNN HAVANA BUREAU CHIEF (voice-over): Very few Cubans who still walk the streets of Havana have ever welcomed an American president, even a former one.
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HAVANA - Cuba's communist authorities urged official citizens 'vigilante groups in Havana to move firmly against a sharp increase in crime and vandalism accompanying night-time electricity blackouts in the capital.
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HAVANA - A group of 175 U.S. citizens arrived in Havana at the start of a weeklong holiday with a difference, risking jail sentences and fines by defying a U.S. ban on travel to communist-ruled Cuba.
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