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great cabin

great cabin noun: an enclosed space on a ship spanning the width of the stern, containing large windows, generally reserved for the captain or commanding officer.

Noun

great cabin (plural great cabins)

  1. An enclosed space on a ship spanning the width of the stern, containing large windows, generally reserved for the captain or commanding officer.

Forms of great cabin

pluralgreat cabins

Questions about great cabin

What does great cabin mean?
Great cabin means an enclosed space on a ship spanning the width of the stern, containing large windows, generally reserved for the captain or commanding officer.
What part of speech is great cabin?
Great cabin is a noun.
What is the plural of great cabin?
The plural of great cabin is great cabins.

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