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cabin

/ˈkæb.ɪn/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un espacio pequeño y cerrado, como un dormitorio en un barco, una casa rústica de madera, o el compartimento para pasajeros en un avión o nave espacial.

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noun

/ˈkæb.ɪn/A2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un espacio pequeño y cerrado, como un dormitorio en un barco, una casa rústica de madera, o el compartimento para pasajeros en un avión o nave espacial.

A noun referring to a small, enclosed space, such as a sleeping room on a ship, a simple wooden house, or the passenger compartment of an aircraft or spacecraft.

  1. Small houseA2formal

    A small, simple house or shelter, often in a rural or wooded area.

    esCabaña

    • They rented a log cabin in the mountains for the weekend.
    • The old cabin had no electricity or running water.
    • He built a small cabin by the lake.

    Sinónimoschaletcottagehovelhutlodgeshack

    Antónimoscastlemansionpalace

  2. Ship compartmentB1formal

    A private room or compartment on a ship or boat.

    esCamarote

    • The captain's cabin was located on the upper deck.
    • She booked a first-class cabin for the cruise.
    • The passengers returned to their cabins for the night.

    Sinónimosberthcompartmentstateroom

  3. Aircraft compartmentB1formal

    The enclosed area of an aircraft where passengers or crew sit.

    esCabina de pasajeros o de tripulación

    • The flight attendants walked through the cabin to check seat belts.
    • The cabin pressure was adjusted for landing.
    • Passengers must remain seated in the cabin during turbulence.

    Sinónimoscompartment

Formas
  • cabins plural form
  • cabins' possessive plural form
  • cabin's possessive singular form
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