cabins

英 [ˈkæbɪnz]

美 [ˈkæbənz]

n.  (轮船上工作或生活的)隔间; (飞机的)座舱; (通常为木制的)小屋，小棚屋
cabin的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (船上的)小舱
  Acabinis a small room in a ship or boat.
  1. He showed her to a small cabin.
     他把她领到了一个小船舱。
• N-COUNT (飞机上的)机舱,客舱
  Acabinis one of the areas inside a plane.
  1. He sat quietly in the First Class cabin, looking tired.
     他一脸倦意,静静地坐在头等舱里。
• N-COUNT (尤指森林、群山中的)小木屋
  Acabinis a small wooden house, especially one in an area of forests or mountains.
  1. ...a log cabin.
     原木小屋

双语例句

• And this step is designed to map the effects of the cabins.
  并给出以此步骤所设计出的部分舱室的效果图。
• The cabins were then nailed up and concealed.
  接着这些小屋被钉死，并隐藏了起来。
• Fred and Volodia sweltered at night in the stuffy, crowded cabins.
  弗雷德和博洛迪亚晚上挤在不通风的船舱里热得要命。
• I warned you of being in the other people's cabins.
  我警告过你别睡到别人的船舱去。
• Most of the passengers got stuck in the cabins and drowned.
  大部分乘客都被困在船舱中溺死了。
• Straight ahead were the low cabins of the motel.
  正前方就是汽车旅馆的低矮小木屋。
• The cargo oil tanker area has continuous double bottoms and side cabins to protect.
  货油舱区域有连续的双层底和边舱保护。
• You got a bunch of little cabins over near the beach?
  你在海滩附近有一排小屋？
• They lived in one of our cabins at first.
  刚开始时，他们住在我们的小屋里。
• We went aboard the ship and found our cabins.
  我们登上了船并找到自己的舱位。