cabin - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of cabin in Hindi

• केबिन
• कैबिन
• कमरा
• कुटिया
• कुटीर
• झोंपड़ा
• छोटा घर
• छोटा कमरा
• कोठरी

cabin Definition

noun

• a private room or compartment on a ship. ( एक जहाज पर एक निजी कमरा या डिब्बे। )
• a small shelter or house, made of wood and situated in a wild or remote area. ( एक छोटा आश्रय या घर, जो लकड़ी से बना है और एक जंगली या दूरस्थ क्षेत्र में स्थित है। )

verb

• confine in a small place. ( एक छोटी सी जगह में सीमित। )

cabin Example

• In the cabin of an aircraft, as all members know, it is quite confined, and it was not possible to crawl across the seats to get at the guy. ( एक विमान के केबिन में, जैसा कि सभी सदस्यों को पता है, यह काफी सीमित है, और आदमी को पाने के लिए सीटों पर क्रॉल करना संभव नहीं था। )
• As the door closed, he noticed one of the flight attendants watching him as she hurried toward the passenger cabin . ( जैसे ही दरवाजा बंद हुआ, उसने देखा कि फ्लाइट अटेंडेंट में से एक ने उसे यात्री केबिन की ओर भागते हुए देखा। )
• But mostly shelter is house or cabin or tent - a wall between us and the other of the land around us. ( लेकिन ज्यादातर आश्रय घर या केबिन या तम्बू हैं - हमारे बीच एक दीवार और हमारे आसपास की जमीन। )
• A group of people discover a book of the dead and unleash gore filled horror upon themselves in a remote cabin . ( लोगों के एक समूह ने मृत और उन्मुक्त गोर भरे हुए आतंक की एक पुस्तक को दूरस्थ केबिन में खुद पर खोजा। )
• Written almost entirely on the back porch of a remote cabin , the laid-back organic nature of the record is no surprise. ( एक दूरस्थ केबिन के पीछे के बरामदे पर लगभग पूरी तरह से लिखा गया है, रिकॉर्ड की पूरी तरह से जैविक प्रकृति कोई आश्चर्य की बात नहीं है। )
• The banished will be flown to a second cabin on another remote island. ( भगाए गए को दूसरे दूरस्थ द्वीप पर दूसरे केबिन में भेजा जाएगा। )

More Sentence

• Passengers on a Manchester bound flight from America wrestled a man to the floor after he allegedly went on a rampage in the cabin of the aircraft.
• Being born is like being tossed out of the luxurious first class cabin of a cruising aircraft.
• Flights from either Edinburgh or Glasgow to New York on October 29 are included, and you get a balcony cabin on board the ship.
• With the view of the sea from your window, it's rather like being in a cabin on a cruise ship.
• At the time, one could carry one's reed knife inside one's oboe case into the cabin of the aircraft.
• This cabin had a tree house, so I went up there to read for a bit and take a nap.
• Could you not get a cheap flight to somewhere beachy, take off your shoes, find a wooden cabin and a man to cook you curry, for a fraction of the cost?
• The shuttle jolted again, and an explosion ripped through the rear bulkhead of the passenger cabin .
• All passengers, regardless of their risk, should move around in their seats and in the aircraft cabin as much as possible during the journey.
• the cabin lay three miles into the reserve
• This might explain why someone working in a nightclub or aircraft cabin could be at a higher risk of catching the disease.
• animals are not allowed in the cabin of the aircraft
• The heating and ventilating system served the pilots' compartment as well as the passenger cabin .
• My daughter liked to pod them each night at the wooden table in our cabin .
• Now we've added a new element of potential violence and brutality into the aircraft cabin .
• An aircraft cabin can be dehydrating, which can increase the risk of deep vein thrombosis.
• she lay in her cabin on a steamer
• Such attire is all right in its place, but not in the cramped, claustrophobic conditions of an aircraft cabin .
• Passengers entered the cabin through a doorway on the left side of the fuselage.
• Five friends spend a holiday together in a remote cabin in the woods.
• But as that argument is narrow, and more easily cabined to just changes in terms, we expect, if we prevail, that's where the Court will decide it.
• Although pirates would search the ship's cabins for gold and silver, the main loot consisted of cargo such as grain, molasses, and kegs of rum.
• Mid ship cabins are generally more expensive than those at the front or rear of the ship.
• Profits from the sale of the ship's cabins go to his foundation.