Definition of cabin boy in English:

cabin boy

noun

historical

A boy employed to wait on a ship's officers or passengers.
〈主史〉船上男服务员
Example sentencesExamples
- I will send another in your place to retrieve his cabin boy and personal attendant.
- Born in Greece and raised in an immigrant hostel, out of Wollongong, Papa had rejected those options by the time he left Port Kembla as a cabin boy.
- I'm just a cabin boy who has been stuck in this place for five hundred years now.
- His schooling in Hue was followed by a period as a cabin boy on a French merchant ship.
- Accordingly, every crew member, from the first mate to the cabin boy, wait tensely, ready to jump and pull and climb at the slightest hint of wind.
- Silvia found it easy to transform herself into a cabin boy.
- Opening his cabin door, he called for a cabin boy.
- I was wondering if there was anyway that I could be employed as a cabin boy of some sort for one of the ships docked here.
- The captain came by one day and said he needed a strong child to work as a cabin boy on his ship.
- She follows the young men to New Bedford and disguises herself as a cabin boy on their whaling vessel.
- In 1829, while he was at sea serving as a cabin boy, slave catchers pursued his family, apprehending his sister and forcing the rest to scatter.
- The cabin boy stared a moment more at her almost angelic face.
- In the second place maritime historiography has recently included women seafarers as subjects of study, for example whaling and naval wives, crossdressed cabin boys and pirates.
- He went to sea as a cabin boy and cook at the age of 9, and from 1880 worked as a fisherman in Cornwall.
- I have enclosed a letter from a cabin boy who requests a small amount of your time to read, and possibly reply to his letter.
- Wait, when we dock, I won't want to look like some cabin boy.
- Full respect must be awarded to cabin boy Brandon who stripped off and ran into the high seas of Japan right up to his neck, winning us the maximum available points for the submersion challenge.
- He took the dinner from the cabin boy and sat it on the table.
- At twelve years of age, Verne ran off to be a cabin boy on a merchant ship, thinking he was going to have an adventure.
- As a child he was a cabin boy on his sailor-father's vessels and so became familiar with the sea from an early age.

Definition of cabin boy in US English:

cabin boy

nounˈkæbən ˈˌbɔɪˈkabən ˈˌboi

historical

A boy employed to wait on a ship's officers or passengers.
〈主史〉船上男服务员
Example sentencesExamples
- As a child he was a cabin boy on his sailor-father's vessels and so became familiar with the sea from an early age.
- In 1829, while he was at sea serving as a cabin boy, slave catchers pursued his family, apprehending his sister and forcing the rest to scatter.
- He went to sea as a cabin boy and cook at the age of 9, and from 1880 worked as a fisherman in Cornwall.
- I will send another in your place to retrieve his cabin boy and personal attendant.
- Silvia found it easy to transform herself into a cabin boy.
- Wait, when we dock, I won't want to look like some cabin boy.
- I was wondering if there was anyway that I could be employed as a cabin boy of some sort for one of the ships docked here.
- Born in Greece and raised in an immigrant hostel, out of Wollongong, Papa had rejected those options by the time he left Port Kembla as a cabin boy.
- At twelve years of age, Verne ran off to be a cabin boy on a merchant ship, thinking he was going to have an adventure.
- Full respect must be awarded to cabin boy Brandon who stripped off and ran into the high seas of Japan right up to his neck, winning us the maximum available points for the submersion challenge.
- In the second place maritime historiography has recently included women seafarers as subjects of study, for example whaling and naval wives, crossdressed cabin boys and pirates.
- He took the dinner from the cabin boy and sat it on the table.
- She follows the young men to New Bedford and disguises herself as a cabin boy on their whaling vessel.
- Accordingly, every crew member, from the first mate to the cabin boy, wait tensely, ready to jump and pull and climb at the slightest hint of wind.
- His schooling in Hue was followed by a period as a cabin boy on a French merchant ship.
- I'm just a cabin boy who has been stuck in this place for five hundred years now.
- I have enclosed a letter from a cabin boy who requests a small amount of your time to read, and possibly reply to his letter.
- Opening his cabin door, he called for a cabin boy.
- The captain came by one day and said he needed a strong child to work as a cabin boy on his ship.
- The cabin boy stared a moment more at her almost angelic face.

单词	cabin boy
释义	Definition of cabin boy in English: cabin boy noun historical A boy employed to wait on a ship's officers or passengers. 〈主史〉船上男服务员 Example sentencesExamples I will send another in your place to retrieve his cabin boy and personal attendant. Born in Greece and raised in an immigrant hostel, out of Wollongong, Papa had rejected those options by the time he left Port Kembla as a cabin boy. I'm just a cabin boy who has been stuck in this place for five hundred years now. His schooling in Hue was followed by a period as a cabin boy on a French merchant ship. Accordingly, every crew member, from the first mate to the cabin boy, wait tensely, ready to jump and pull and climb at the slightest hint of wind. Silvia found it easy to transform herself into a cabin boy. Opening his cabin door, he called for a cabin boy. I was wondering if there was anyway that I could be employed as a cabin boy of some sort for one of the ships docked here. The captain came by one day and said he needed a strong child to work as a cabin boy on his ship. She follows the young men to New Bedford and disguises herself as a cabin boy on their whaling vessel. In 1829, while he was at sea serving as a cabin boy, slave catchers pursued his family, apprehending his sister and forcing the rest to scatter. The cabin boy stared a moment more at her almost angelic face. In the second place maritime historiography has recently included women seafarers as subjects of study, for example whaling and naval wives, crossdressed cabin boys and pirates. He went to sea as a cabin boy and cook at the age of 9, and from 1880 worked as a fisherman in Cornwall. I have enclosed a letter from a cabin boy who requests a small amount of your time to read, and possibly reply to his letter. Wait, when we dock, I won't want to look like some cabin boy. Full respect must be awarded to cabin boy Brandon who stripped off and ran into the high seas of Japan right up to his neck, winning us the maximum available points for the submersion challenge. He took the dinner from the cabin boy and sat it on the table. At twelve years of age, Verne ran off to be a cabin boy on a merchant ship, thinking he was going to have an adventure. As a child he was a cabin boy on his sailor-father's vessels and so became familiar with the sea from an early age. Definition of cabin boy in US English: cabin boy nounˈkæbən ˈˌbɔɪˈkabən ˈˌboi historical A boy employed to wait on a ship's officers or passengers. 〈主史〉船上男服务员 Example sentencesExamples As a child he was a cabin boy on his sailor-father's vessels and so became familiar with the sea from an early age. In 1829, while he was at sea serving as a cabin boy, slave catchers pursued his family, apprehending his sister and forcing the rest to scatter. He went to sea as a cabin boy and cook at the age of 9, and from 1880 worked as a fisherman in Cornwall. I will send another in your place to retrieve his cabin boy and personal attendant. Silvia found it easy to transform herself into a cabin boy. Wait, when we dock, I won't want to look like some cabin boy. I was wondering if there was anyway that I could be employed as a cabin boy of some sort for one of the ships docked here. Born in Greece and raised in an immigrant hostel, out of Wollongong, Papa had rejected those options by the time he left Port Kembla as a cabin boy. At twelve years of age, Verne ran off to be a cabin boy on a merchant ship, thinking he was going to have an adventure. Full respect must be awarded to cabin boy Brandon who stripped off and ran into the high seas of Japan right up to his neck, winning us the maximum available points for the submersion challenge. In the second place maritime historiography has recently included women seafarers as subjects of study, for example whaling and naval wives, crossdressed cabin boys and pirates. He took the dinner from the cabin boy and sat it on the table. She follows the young men to New Bedford and disguises herself as a cabin boy on their whaling vessel. Accordingly, every crew member, from the first mate to the cabin boy, wait tensely, ready to jump and pull and climb at the slightest hint of wind. His schooling in Hue was followed by a period as a cabin boy on a French merchant ship. I'm just a cabin boy who has been stuck in this place for five hundred years now. I have enclosed a letter from a cabin boy who requests a small amount of your time to read, and possibly reply to his letter. Opening his cabin door, he called for a cabin boy. The captain came by one day and said he needed a strong child to work as a cabin boy on his ship. The cabin boy stared a moment more at her almost angelic face.
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