cabin

(Askeri) KABİN BASINCI ALTİMETRESİ: Bir hava aracı kabini içindeki basıncı ölçen ve seçilmiş standart atmosfere göre irtifa cinsinden bir değer veren bir cihazdır

access control list; allowable cabin load

(Askeri) erişim kontrol listesi; müsaade edilebilir yük miktarı

allowable cabin load

(Askeri) MÜSAADE EDİLEN AZAMİ KABİN YÜKÜ (HAVA): Belirli hava araçları tarafından taşınabilen, uçulacak mesafeye, ağırlığa ve hacme göre tespit edilen yük ve yolcu miktarı. Ayrıca bakınız "load (air) "

family cabin

(Askeri) aile kamarası

flight cabin

uçuş kabini

i would like to have breakfast in my cabin

kahvaltımı kamaramda etmek istiyorum

log cabin

kütüklerden yapılmış kulübe

poop cabin

(Askeri) kıç kamara

pressurized cabin

(Askeri) BASINÇLI KABİN: Bir hava aracında personel tarafından işgal edilen saha. Bu saha içindeki hava basıncı; içeriye çevre atmosferi basılmak suretiyle, çevre basıncı üzerine çıkarılmıştır

sealed cabin

(Askeri) SIZDIRMAZ KAPALI KABİN: Bir uçağın dışarıdan içeriye ve içeriden dışarıya hava sızdırmaz özellikte cidarlara ve içerdeki havayı yenilemek için, özel tertibata sahip kabini

sealed cabin

(Askeri) sızdırmaz kapalı kabin

sleeping cabin

uyku kabini

space cabin

(Askeri) uzay kabini

space cabin

(Askeri) UZAY KABİNİ: Uzay uçuşlarında kullanılmaya mahsus basınçlı, normal ısıda kabin

vehicle cabin

araç kabini

would you please show me to my cabin

kamarama nasıl gideceğimi tarif eder misiniz

English - English

Definition of cabin in English English dictionary: A compartment on land, usually comprised of logs; a signal box; The passenger area of an airplane; A private room on a ship
Passengers shall remain in their cabins.; A small dwelling characteristic of the frontier, especially when built from logs with simple tools and not constructed by professional builders, but by those who meant to live in it
Abraham Lincoln was born in a log cabin.; The interior of a boat, enclosed to create a small room, particularly for sleeping; {v} to live or confine in a cabin; {n} a part of a ship, cottage, hut, tent, room; confine to a small space, such as a cabin; To live in, or as in, a cabin; to lodge; the primary meeting place for a unique collection of campers; A room on a boat Compass - The instrument that indicates magnetic North; Officer and/or crew quarters (see also Stateroom); A room in ship for officers or passengers; A room on a boat used as living quarters; A place to sleep in your bed/berth or any part of the ship that is protected from the elements; A cabin is a small room in a ship or boat. He showed her to a small cabin; the enclosed compartment of an aircraft or spacecraft where passengers are carried small room on a ship or boat where people sleep a small house built of wood; usually in a wooded area confine to a small space, such as a cabin; A small, rustic residential structure usually occupied seasonally; A small one-story dwelling usually of simple construction; housing on an aircraft for troops or cargo; A room inside a boat; a small house built of wood; usually in a wooded area; (In an apartment): This is a broad description used for a sleeping area that cannot be classed as a proper bedroom; it ranges from being an alcove in the entrance hall (usually with bunk beds) or it may be partitioned by a sliding door and may not have a window; Below-deck area; A small room; an inclosed place; A compartment for passengers or crew; A room constructed with non load bearing partition/ partitions with minimum width of 2 0 mtr Provided light and ventilation standard prescribed in these byelaws are met with or the provision of light and ventilation is to the satisfaction of the authority; A cabin is one of the areas inside a plane. He sat quietly in the First Class cabin, looking tired; To confine in, or as in, a cabin; {i} cottage, lodge; compartment, cubicle; A cottage or small house; a hut; 1 The passenger compartment of an airplane The term is also used in the place of the word stateroom which is where passengers sleep on a ship; A cabin is a small wooden house, especially one in an area of forests or mountains. a log cabin; The interior of a boat (i e the part with walls and a roof); the enclosed compartment of an aircraft or spacecraft where passengers are carried; small room on a ship or boat where people sleep; A conventional structure, fully enclosed with a floor, four walls and roof
cabin boy: A boy or young man who is employed to serve as an attendant for passengers or crew members on a ship
cabin crew: The members of staff aboard a commercial aircraft, employed to ensure the safety and comfort of their passengers
cabin cruiser: A motorboat which has enclosed living quarters, especially a privately owned pleasure craft
The Franks were lost on July 5, shortly after leaving Grenada on their cabin cruiser Reel Lucky.
cabin fever: A condition that produces restlessness and irritability caused from being in a confined space
Some residents of Alaska suffer from cabin fever when they remain indoors throughout the long, snowy winters.
cabin-boy: Alternative spelling of cabin boy
cabin-cruiser: Alternative spelling of cabin cruiser
cabin boy: a young man acting as a servant on a ship
cabin boy: servant boy on a ship
cabin boy: A boy servant aboard a ship. a young man who works as a servant on a ship
cabin car: a car on a freight train for use of the train crew; usually the last car on the train
cabin class: accommodations on a ship or train or plane that are less expensive than first class accommodations
cabin class: accommodation class (on a train, passenger ship or plane) which is above tourist class and inferior to first class, second class
cabin class: A class of accommodations on some passenger ships, lower than first class and higher than tourist class. travelling conditions on a ship that are better than tourist class but not as good as first class
cabin crew: The cabin crew on an aircraft are the people whose job is to look after the passengers. the group of people whose job is to take care of the passengers on a plane flight attendant, stewardess stewardess
cabin cruiser: A cabin cruiser is a motor boat which has a cabin for people to live or sleep in. A powerboat with a cabin that has living accommodations. a large motor boat with one or more cabins for people to sleep in
cabin cruiser: a large motorboat that has a cabin and plumbing and other conveniences necessary for living on board
cabin fever: Boredom, restlessness, or irritability that results from a lack of environmental stimulation, as from a prolonged stay in a remote, sparsely populated region or a confined indoor area. when you feel upset and impatient because you have not been outside for a long time
cabin light: light inside a ship cabin
cabin liner: a liner with cabins for passengers
cabin steward: {i} employee on a ship who is responsible for cleaning private rooms
log cabin: A small simple dwelling in a remote area, made from wood
cabined: {a} belinging to, or shut in, a cabin
Uncle Tom's Cabin: {i} book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe in 1852 about about slavery
cabined: {s} confined in or as if in a small space or area
cabins: plural of cabin
deck cabin: enclosed cabin on the deck of a ship
double cabin: truck with a driver's compartment
dressing cabin: small room for dressing and undressing
log cabin: small cottage made from wooden logs
log cabin: Homes constructed of roughhewn timbers and a standard housing form in the early European settlement of the US
log cabin: A quilt block having a small center square that is surrounded on each side by a series of narrow strips The block may be simply pieced from strips, or fabric may be sewn onto a marked foundation of paper or fabric Variations of the log cabin include the pineapple block and courthouse steps
log cabin: an early-American-style house of unfinished logs
log cabin: a small house made of logs. Small, one-room house built of logs notched at the ends and laid one upon another with the spaces filled with plaster, moss, mortar, mud, or dried manure. In North America they were built by early settlers, hunters, loggers, and other wilderness dwellers. They have also been built in Europe, particularly Scandinavia. Though designs vary, a common style features a sloping, single-gabled timbered roof and small windows. Modern summer cottages may be built of logs (or given log-cabin siding) to achieve a rustic effect
log cabin: A dwelling made of unfinished logs, rough in texture, old-fashioned, rustic
log cabin: a cabin built with logs
log cabin: Homes constructed of roughhewn timbers and a standard housing form in the early European settlement of the U S
log cabin: Homes constructed of rough-hewn timbers and a standard housing form in the early European settlement of the U S
passengers cabin: room in a vehicle where passengers sit
pressure cabin: A pressurized section of an aircraft
pressure cabin: compartment in the craft of a vessel whose atmospheric pressure can be regulated
pressure cabin: cabin consisting of the pressurized section of an aircraft or spacecraft
pressurized cabin: cabin that has normal atmospheric pressure