stateroom

word

Definition

A private room on a ship, especially one that is comfortable or luxurious. The term can also refer to a similar private room on a train.

Usage & Nuances

'Stateroom' is mostly used when talking about cruise ships or luxury trains. It is more formal and higher-class than 'cabin.' Rarely used for modern hotels. Commonly appears in travel and cruise contexts.

Spanish: camarote de lujo - cabina (de barco)Portuguese (BR): cabine de luxo - camarote (navio)Portuguese (PT): camarote de luxo - cabine (navio)Chinese (Simplified): 贵宾舱 - 套房（船舱）Chinese (Traditional): 貴賓艙 - 套房（船艙）Hindi: विशिष्ट कक्ष (जहाज़ के लिए) - स्टेटरूम Arabic: غرفة فاخرة (في السفينة) - كابينة (سفينة)Bengali: স্টেটরুম - ব্যক্তিগত কেবিন (জাহাজ বা ট্রেনে)Russian: люкс - каюта (повышенной комфортности)Japanese: ステートルーム - 個室（船や列車の）Vietnamese: phòng hạng sang - phòng riêng (trên tàu hoặc tàu hỏa)Korean: 스테이트룸 - 개인 객실 (선박/기차)Turkish: luks kamarası - özel oda (gemi/tren)Urdu: اسٹیٹروم - نجی کمرہ (جہاز یا ریل گاڑی میں)Indonesian: kamar mewah - kabin pribadi (di kapal atau kereta)

Example Sentences

The ship has a beautiful stateroom for each guest.

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My family stayed in a large stateroom during the cruise.

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Upgrade to a balcony stateroom and enjoy the ocean view every morning.

natural

He invited us to his stateroom for drinks after dinner.

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On the train, we booked a deluxe stateroom for extra privacy.

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She opened the door to her private stateroom.

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