cabin

UK:  ['kæbɪn]

US:  ['kæbɪn]

复数：cabins  过去分词：cabined  现在分词：cabining  

n.

1.〔空〕机舱,客舱

2.船舱;舱房

3.小屋,小室;〔英国〕(铁路等的)信号室

4.卧室;小房间,私室

5.司机室

6.控制室

7.小房子

8.小亭

9.船室[舱],头[二]等客舱;【航空】座舱;舰长室,长官室,军官室

v.

1.把…关在小屋内;使受拘束

2.住在小屋内;寄住

3.隔开(房间)

1 . As he leans over a small desk crammed into a cabin on board a modified 757, he comes across as just another Washington big shot.
在一架改进过的757飞机上，当他趴在塞进机舱的一张小办公桌时，他看上去似乎是又一个华盛顿大腕。

2 . All right, you're in your cabin, and you get a knock at the door, and one of the kids have been hurt.
好啦，情况是您在自己营地的小屋内，当时有人敲门，原来是小孩中有人受了伤。

3 . When he went back to the cabin, Patricia went with him and was soon staying every night, making the drive down to work each morning.
他再回小屋时，帕特丽亚也跟他一起来了，而且很快就每晚都留下过夜，第二天早上再开车去城里上班。

4 . DEVIN: Than I shall leave my cabin for you in the Wildwoods. I hope the hermit life suits you.
我将为你离开在Wildwoods的小屋。我希望隐士的生活适合你。

5 . If one of your cabin mates is not able to attend the roll call, please inform the officer immediately.
当你的同房间人没有在点名处，请立即通知该点名船员。