cabin
/ˈkæbɪn/
verb
- To confine or enclose in a small space.
- The storm cabined us in the hut for three days.
- The animals were cabined in a small pen during the transport.
- He felt cabined by the tiny office and longed for open air.
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noun
- A small, simple house made of wood, often in a rural or forested area.
- They rented a cozy cabin in the mountains for the weekend.
- The old log cabin has been in the family for generations.
- We built a small cabin by the lake to use as a summer retreat.
- A private room on a ship or boat where passengers or crew sleep.
- Our cabin on the cruise ship had a window overlooking the ocean.
- She unpacked her suitcase in the small but comfortable cabin.
- The captain's cabin is located near the bridge.
- The enclosed part of an aircraft where passengers sit.
- The flight attendant walked through the cabin to check seat belts.
- Passengers in the front cabin enjoy extra legroom.
- The cabin was quiet after the lights were dimmed for the night flight.
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