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cabin

/ˈkæb.ɪn/

cabinnoun

cabins

/ˈkæb.ɪn/

Translations

каюта

The ship's cabin was small but comfortable.

Каюта корабля была маленькой, но удобной.

салон

The airplane's cabin was spacious and well-lit.

Салон самолета был просторным и хорошо освещенным.

хижина

We stayed in a cozy cabin in the woods for the weekend.

Мы остановились в уютной хижине в лесу на выходные.

Additional translations

кабина

Definitions

A small, simple house or shelter, typically made of wood and situated in a rural or remote area.

We spent the weekend in a cozy cabin by the lake.

A private room or compartment on a ship, typically for one or more passengers.

The cruise ship offered luxurious cabins with ocean views.

The enclosed space in an aircraft where passengers sit.

The flight attendant walked through the cabin to ensure everyone was seated.

The enclosed passenger or crew compartment of a vehicle such as a truck, spacecraft, or heavy machinery.

The truck's cabin was equipped with ergonomic seating and climate control.

Synonyms

cabinverb

cabined

Past Simple

cabined

Past Participle

cabining

Gerund

/ˈkæb.ɪn/

Definitions

(transitive) To confine or restrict within narrow limits; to cramp.

He felt cabined by the rigid rules of the academy.

(intransitive) To live or lodge in a cabin.

During the expedition they cabined near the river for several months.

cabinadjective

Used attributively (e.g., cabin luggage, cabin pressure)

Definitions

Designed for or relating to use in a cabin, especially an aircraft cabin.

Only one piece of cabin baggage is permitted.