cabin class

英 [ˈkæbɪn klɑːs] 美 [ˈkæbɪn klæs]

头等舱;二等舱;客舱等级;客船客舱级别



双语例句

  1. The only guarantee of having a cabin to oneself is by travelling first class
    只有坐头等舱旅行才能保证一个人独享一舱。
  2. Air New Zealand has introduced a new premium economy cabin, an exclusive class of travel that sits between business Premier and economy.
    新西兰航空公司引进了最新的高级经济舱,一种介于商务舱和经济舱之间的旅行舱级。
  3. We always travel cabin class.
    我们经常坐二等舱旅游。
  4. Learning of an empty berth in the cabin of a vietnamese, he made arrangements with the purser to give up his original cabin and go sleep in third class, while still taking his meals in the second class.
    他打听出三等一个安南人舱里有张空铺,便跟船上管事商量,自愿放弃本来的舱位搬下来睡,饭还在二等吃。
  5. But you'd have to buyout the entire cabin, and the first class flight attendant.
    但是你得买下整个头等舱,以及头等舱的服务人员。
  6. The researchers combed through historical accounts and records from theTitanic and Lusitania and analyzed which passengers survived on the basis of sex, age and cabin class.
    研究者梳理了泰坦尼克号与路西塔尼亚号的历史报道与记录,并分析了幸存下来的乘客的性别、年龄和船舱等级(译注:船舱等级反应乘客的收入与社会地位)。

英英释义

noun

  1. a class of accommodations on a ship or train or plane that are less expensive than first class accommodations

      Synonym:    second classeconomy class