cabin
English → English
(dwelling) Cabin: a small, simple house, usually made of wood and located in a forest or mountains
We spent our summer vacation in a cozy log cabin by the lake.
(English) We spent our summer vacation in a cozy log cabin by the lake.
The hunter built a small cabin in the woods to stay dry during the rain.
(English) The hunter built a small cabin in the woods to stay dry during the rain.
(transport) Cabin: a private room for sleeping on a ship or airplane
The first-class cabin on the cruise ship was much larger than the others.
(English) The first-class cabin on the cruise ship was much larger than the others.
The flight attendant walked through the aircraft cabin to check everyone's seatbelt.
(English) The flight attendant walked through the aircraft cabin to check everyone's seatbelt.
Entry ID: en:en:cabin · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary