Cabin meaning in English
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Definition
a cabin: an enclosed compartment of an aircraft for the pilot and crew to sit; a hut, a shed, a lodge
Examples
- "Brian : A cabin?"
- "a cabin, a chalet, a castle?"
- "A cabin!"
Exercise 1
"My credit card doesn't work in the phone booths here".
Select the term which means the same as "phone booth" in British English:
Select the term which means the same as "phone booth" in British English:
"My credit card doesn't work in the phone booths here".
Select the term which means the same as "phone booth" in British English:
Select the term which means the same as "phone booth" in British English:
This is incorrect. A "cell" is a small room where prisoners are kept in prison. Perhaps you are confusing this with a "cell phone": a portable or mobile telephone.
This is incorrect. We do not say "phone room" to refer to a "phone booth" or public telephone.
"Phone box" is the right answer here. This is a British term which shares the same meaning as "phone booth": both terms describe a small glass structure that contains a telephone available for public use. You can usually pay for your call with coins, a debit card, or a special pre-paid card.
This is incorrect. A "cabin" is a type of hut, usually made of wood and found in the countryside.
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