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noun2) (simple dwelling) Hütte, die* * *['kæbin]2) (a (small) room in a ship for sleeping in: We've a four-berth cabin.) die Kajüte3) (the part of an aircraft containing seating for passengers.) die Kabine* * *cab·in[ˈkæbɪn]n1. (on ship) Kabine f, Kajüte f; (on plane, for passengers) Fahrgastraum m; (for pilot) Cockpit nt, Kanzel f; (on truck) Führerhaus nt* * *['kbɪn]n1) (= hut) Hütte f3) (of lorries, buses etc) Führerhaus nt* * *cabin [ˈkæbın]A s1. Häuschen n, Hütte f2. SCHIFF Kabine f, Kajüte f3. FLUG Kabine f:a) Fluggastraum mb) Kanzel f4. Kabine f (einer Seilbahn etc)6. BAHN Br Stellwerk nB v/t einpferchenC v/ia) beengt hausenb) in einer Hütte wohnen* * *noun2) (simple dwelling) Hütte, die* * *(boats) n.Kajüte -n f. n.Hütte -n f.Kabine -n f. -
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<vhcl.i&c> (driver's seat with all instruments and controls) ■ Cockpit n
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