noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
cabin boy
cabin class
cabin crew
cabin cruiser
cabin fever
log cabin
the cabin crew (= the people who work inside an airplane, especially the flight attendants )
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I was impressed by the polite and efficient cabin crew.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
little
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Because of this phenomenon, the little cabin on the top of Mount Whitney is both rising and falling.
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I had few nights off, and Janir and I were still living in our cramped little cabin in the woods.
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Phil Physioc, his brother, father and sons built a little stone summer cabin upon it by hand.
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Presumably he meant the Little cabin .
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Somehow we kept picking up other friends, and when we arrived home we bulged our little cabin .
main
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By the way, the main cabin with the double bunk is Fen's.
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The bird stayed on the main cabin roof, watching us nervously.
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Ingeniously designed, the main cabin contained a stove, a curtained bed and cupboards whose painted doors let down into tables.
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He seemed to regard the roof of the main cabin as his own territory, and not a place for humans.
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Six adults live aboard in reasonable comfort when the main cabin berth is used as a double.
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This is the main cabin door which also serves as an emergency exit.
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The main cabin was in darkness and silence.
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Fortunately, Trondur was working on the lee side of the main cabin , so he was sheltered from the onslaught.
small
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Two small cabins replaced these for the remainder of the finishing works.
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But some inside cabins are small .
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Even now, in the small hours of the morning, the air in her small cabin was still warm and oppressive.
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Since Fen's departure, Robbie had continued to use the smaller cabin .
tiny
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After the stale fug in the tiny cabin , she gulped down the clean sea air, the car window wide open.
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Most of them had a few tiny cabins , each less than 200 square feet.
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The tiny cabin offered no opportunity for retreat.
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Janir and I were still living in the Jahnkes' tiny cabin , so we spent most, of the day outdoors.
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No light and little ventilation penetrate our tiny cabin .
■ NOUN
boy
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On board ship he invariably tried to hoodwink other people, even a cabin boy , into paying for his sherry.
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Man is so constructed that such isolation is too immense to conceive and the young cabin boy loses his rational faculties.
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While making Slave Ship in 1937, he had to slap cabin boy Mickey Rooney around.
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PipThe Negro cabin boy who loses his mind when abandoned temporarily in the sea.
crew
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This goes on to the computer so that the cabin crew will know to reassure you and help you through the flight.
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The airline will run 13 former Dan Air short-haul routes from Gatwick, using 450 of its existing flight and cabin crew .
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One member of the cabin crew was killed.
cruiser
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The police could not know whether they were looking for a skiff, a punt, or a cabin cruiser .
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Patrol officer Bob Edwards says heavy wash from cabin cruisers can kill young ducklings and harm other wildlife.
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Nearby, the charred remains of a cabin cruiser .
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Shallow-draught cabin cruisers were moored upstream of the bridge.
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It gave the cabin cruiser set a thrill to see us in action.
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Read in studio Five people have been saved from drowning after their cabin cruiser capsized.
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Five rescued as cabin cruiser capsizes.
door
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Somehow, over the running water, she finally heard the loud knocking on the cabin door .
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A few words from the loudspeaker and everyone rose and rushed to the cabin doors .
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In flight the aeroplane is quiet and the cabin doors seal well.
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This is the main cabin door which also serves as an emergency exit.
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Grabbing a robe and a towel, she was heading for the shower when some one tapped quietly at the cabin door .
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Since that date some 1.5 million hotel rooms and cruise ships cabin doors have been fitted with Keycard access control systems.
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She knocked on Nelson's cabin door .
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Within a few minutes the atmosphere in the bay was normal, and Ace was jetting towards the shuttle's cabin door .
fever
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Like a lot of people excited over these prospects, I have recently contracted a terrible case of cabin fever .
floor
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A 34 gallon fuel tank was placed below the cabin floor .
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The cabin floor rippled underneath me with each wave, and it was impossible to lie rigid.
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I opened two bottles that I retrieved from the sticky mess on the cabin floor .
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On the frontier, where he welcomed the hospitality of the poor, Woolman often slept on cabin floors .
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The fire ignited seat covers, burned through the cabin floor and spread throughout the entire cabin.
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Had the ripple and upward heave of the cabin floor increased?
log
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The reality of a painted postcard of a log cabin and box of arrowheads disappeared.
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How a self-made man should always say he was born in something like a log cabin , preferably with no running water.
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The path led to a log cabin with a chalet-style sloping roof in the middle of a clearing.
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Sometimes I am in the log cabin , looking at it; other times I am wandering through it.
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Genuine pre-fab log cabins hitched up to the mains.
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They settled in Prairieville in Barry County, cleared land, and put up a log cabin and later a proper house.
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He lived alone in a log cabin beside the lake, his only company a portable radio and television.
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We stopped at the Association of Pioneer Women of California log cabin , and their garish statue.
roof
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A wave caught the mast, lifting it high and then slamming it down on the cabin roof .
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The bird stayed on the main cabin roof , watching us nervously.
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Joe spread the soggy salvaged food on the cabin roofs to dry out as best it could.
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He moved forward reluctantly but instead of entering the forecabin, lay down on the cabin roof still dressed in his oilskins.
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So the entire crew sat on the main cabin roof armed with heavy needles and thread.
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Clambering up on to the cabin roof , I walked forward to adjust the rope.
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A small land bird had taken refuge on the cabin roof during the gale.
top
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Then he was on to the cabin top and releasing the main halyard.
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The mainsail was still swinging back and forth, sweeping the cabin top , so it was lowered and tied down.
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Their slope and angle up to the cabin top was sufficient to drive the catamaran north.
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They rebounded off the woven mat of cabin tops , spraying out horizontally.
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Sprawled on his back on the deck, he lay exhausted under a waterfall of waves breaking over the cabin top .
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The mast and stays thrashed the cabin top .
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Very small children were sometimes sat on the cabin top and tied to the chimney to keep them safe.
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When sailing upwind only three people should be aft of the cabin top .
■ VERB
build
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Unlike most narrowboats, Oak was built with a cabin forward of the engine in an attempt to provide more living space.
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As far as they are concerned, I had thoughtfully provided them convenient lodging when I built the cabin .
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Kaczynski built the cabin , about 10 by 12 feet, and all its furnishings.
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Like his brother, he built a two-room cabin .
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The old homestead where I built my cabin is visible over there to the north.
enter
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He came below, ducking his head as he entered the cabin .
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On entering his cabin , I saw that he had arranged a paraffin lamp somewhat precariously upon the side table.
leave
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As she left the cabin she took one of the oilskin jackets out the hanging locker.
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Now we took it for granted that seawater came swirling up around our feet whenever we left the cabin or cockpit baskets.
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Save for the nuts and honey which Tom had given her she had eaten nothing since leaving the cabin of Simon the Trapper.
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I knew that i had to find the right door if I wanted to leave the cabin .
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As I leave the cabin clearing, I soon meet up with a troupe of over ten chickadees.
live
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We arrived at some logging camp; there was a lot of snow, and we were living in a log cabin .
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Robert is a trapper and Helen is his wife and they live in the log cabin .
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There was Libby, a middle-class city girl who lives in a log cabin in the sub-arctic woods.
move
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Without her even being aware of it he had somehow moved into the cabin , leaving her standing at the open door.
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Ellie had told me, two weeks after renting her apartment, that soon she would move out of the cabin .
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Some of the owners spent thousands to move their cabins .
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To move outside the cabin meant putting on oilskins, wet outside and with wet linings.
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This does not require that you move to a cabin in Montana and give up city living.
stay
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I stay in the cabin sipping hot coffee while the Rasta slouches over to open the door.
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The bird stayed on the main cabin roof, watching us nervously.
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If my grandmother had only stayed in her cabin .
walk
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She was shivering uncontrollably as she walked to her cabin .
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On opening day we hunted within walking distance of the cabin .
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He walked round the cabin , checking the ground for tracks.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
second-class ticket/fare/compartment/cabin etc
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I wanted two second-class tickets to Coimbra.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a log cabin
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Above: The elaborately decorated cabin of a narrow boat.
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Cost: $ 1, 795 and $ 1, 995 depending on cabin selection.
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Her owner's full width cabin , plus four equal guest cabins give her a unique and pleasing layout.
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I made storm shields for the big cabin windows and skylights.
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Royalties earned from the publications have purchased land upon which students have reconstructed cabins and preserved cultural artifacts.
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Some are planning getaways to private cabins.
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Suddenly, one of the young men picked up a bag and walked into the pilot's cabin !
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The piles of sawdust from all my work in back of the cabin seemed too good to waste.