Cabins Meaning in English

word · lemma: cabin

US

ˈkæbənz

KAB-enz

UK

kˈæbɪnz

KAB-inz

التعريف

Small simple houses, usually made of wood and often found in forests or on mountains. 'Cabins' can also mean small rooms in vehicles like airplanes or ships.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most common meaning is a small, rustic house; in travel or transport, it refers to private passenger spaces. Typical phrases: 'log cabin,' 'wooden cabin,' 'ship cabins.' Do not use for large homes or modern apartments.

• Spanish: cabañas - cabinas
• Portuguese (BR): cabines - chalés
• Portuguese (PT): cabines - chalés
• Chinese (Simplified): 小屋 - 客舱
• Chinese (Traditional): 小屋 - 客艙
• Hindi: झोंपड़ियाँ - केबिन
• Arabic: أكواخ - مقصورات
• Bengali: কেবিন - কুটির
• Russian: кабины - домики
• Japanese: キャビン - 小屋
• Vietnamese: cabin - nhà gỗ nhỏ
• Korean: 캐빈 - 오두막
• Turkish: kabin - kulübe
• Urdu: کیبن - چھوٹے لاٹین نما گھر
• Indonesian: kabin - pondok

جمل نموذجية

There are three cabins in the forest.

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The children slept in separate cabins at summer camp.

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Our cruise ship has many cabins for guests.

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We rented two cabins by the lake for the weekend.

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The plane's first-class cabins are very comfortable.

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After hiking all day, we relaxed in our cozy cabins and made hot chocolate.

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