cabin
US /ˈkæb.ɪn/
UK /ˈkæb.ɪn/
1.
cabaña, choza
a small house or shelter, especially one made of wood and located in a remote or natural area
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They spent their vacation in a cozy log cabin by the lake.
Pasaron sus vacaciones en una acogedora cabaña de troncos junto al lago.
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The old trapper lived alone in his remote mountain cabin.
El viejo trampero vivía solo en su remota cabaña de montaña.
2.
cabina, habitáculo
the passenger compartment of an aircraft or spacecraft
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The flight attendant welcomed us into the aircraft cabin.
La azafata nos dio la bienvenida a la cabina del avión.
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The astronauts prepared for re-entry in the spacecraft cabin.
Los astronautas se prepararon para la reentrada en la cabina de la nave espacial.
3.
camarote, cabina
a private room or compartment on a ship
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Our cruise ship had a luxurious cabin with an ocean view.
Nuestro crucero tenía un lujoso camarote con vista al mar.
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The captain's cabin was located on the upper deck.
La cabina del capitán estaba ubicada en la cubierta superior.