A cabin is a small wooden house. People often use cabins for holidays or in nature places like forests or mountains.
We stayed in a cabin near the lake.
The cabin was warm and cozy at night.
The cabin means the area inside a plane for people to sit. It has seats, lights, and windows for travelers.
The airplane cabin is full of passengers.
Please fasten your seatbelt in the cabin.
This cabin is the space where the driver or operator sits. It is found in vehicles like trucks, ships, or trains.
The truck driver stayed in the cabin all day.
The ship's cabin was small but comfortable.
Sometimes a cabin means a small, simple shelter outside. It can be a place to stay briefly or store things.
The fishermen built a cabin by the river.
The cabin was used to store tools.
As a verb, to cabin means to live or stay in a small house or shelter, usually for a short time in nature or rural areas.
They cabined in the woods for the weekend.
We cabined near the lake last summer.
Cabin fever is not a real illness. It describes feeling bored or unhappy when you stay indoors too long or in a small space.
After days inside, she felt cabin fever.
Many get cabin fever in winter.
