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US/ˈkæb.ɪn/
UK/ˈkæb.ɪn/
a small wooden house in the country, or a room on a ship, or the passenger area of a plane
In context
We rented a wooden cabin in the hills outside Sa Pa.
The cabin crew will now serve drinks and snacks.
Our cabin on the cruise ship had a small window facing the sea.
Words that go with cabin
noun + noun
- cabin crewShe has worked as cabin crew for Vietnam Airlines for six years.
- log cabinThey spent the winter in a log cabin by the lake.
- cabin bagYour cabin bag must weigh less than seven kilos.
- cabin pressureChanges in cabin pressure can hurt your ears.
adjective + noun
- wooden cabinThe farm has three wooden cabins for guests.