cabin

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun Computing

n. the area inside an airplane where the passengers sit.

n. the interior compartment of an aircraft designed for the transport of passengers and crew.

Español:camarote

“The flight attendant walked through the cabin to check everyone's seatbelt.”

“Modern aircraft are designed with pressurized cabins to ensure passenger comfort and safety at high altitudes.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a private room for a passenger or crew member on a ship.

n. a private room or compartment on a vessel, particularly one used for sleeping.

Español:cabina

“Our cabin on the cruise ship was small but had a great view of the ocean.”

“The captain retired to his cabin to review the navigational charts before the storm reached its peak.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Dialect

n. a small private office for a professional person like a doctor or manager.

n. a partitioned or private office space within a larger building, used by professionals.

“The doctor asked me to wait inside his cabin while he looked at my results.”

“The manager's cabin was situated at the far end of the floor, providing a quiet space for confidential meetings.”

C2 · Proficiency Literary

v. to keep someone or something in a small, tight space.

v. to confine or limit someone within a narrow or restricted space.

“He felt cabined and confined by the small apartment and the busy city life.”

“The poet described feeling cabined by the rigid social expectations of the era, longing for the freedom of the open sea.”