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Cuba
/ˈkjuːbə/
Definition
1
An island country in the Caribbean Sea, officially the Republic of Cuba, known for its socialist government, rich cultural heritage, and historical significance in the Cold War era.
2
A nation celebrated for its production of high-quality cigars, rum, and contributions to music genres like salsa and son.
Examples
Cuba's vintage cars cruise Havana streets like mobile museums, turning every drive into a history lesson.
A perfect Cuba libre requires just the right twist of lime to match the island's zesty spirit.
In Cuba, even the coffee seems revolutionary, brewing stronger comebacks than any political slogan.
Cuba's dancers move with such rhythm that gravity takes a coffee break.