There are 35 total results for your 艙 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
艙 舱 see styles |
cāng cang1 ts`ang tsang |
cabin; the hold of a ship or airplane |
艙位 舱位 see styles |
cāng wèi cang1 wei4 ts`ang wei tsang wei |
shipping space; cabin berth; cabin seat |
艙口 see styles |
soukou / soko そうこう |
hatch; hatchway (ship) |
艙房 舱房 see styles |
cāng fáng cang1 fang2 ts`ang fang tsang fang |
cabin (of an airplane or ship) |
前艙 前舱 see styles |
qián cāng qian2 cang1 ch`ien ts`ang chien tsang |
fore hold (on ship); bow cabin |
升艙 升舱 see styles |
shēng cāng sheng1 cang1 sheng ts`ang sheng tsang |
to get a flight upgrade |
官艙 官舱 see styles |
guān cāng guan1 cang1 kuan ts`ang kuan tsang |
second class cabin (on ship) |
定艙 定舱 see styles |
dìng cāng ding4 cang1 ting ts`ang ting tsang |
(of freight or cargo) to book |
客艙 客舱 see styles |
kè cāng ke4 cang1 k`o ts`ang ko tsang |
passenger cabin |
座艙 座舱 see styles |
zuò cāng zuo4 cang1 tso ts`ang tso tsang |
cockpit; cabin |
房艙 房舱 see styles |
fáng cāng fang2 cang1 fang ts`ang fang tsang |
(ship's) cabin |
方艙 方舱 see styles |
fāng cāng fang1 cang1 fang ts`ang fang tsang |
portable building; demountable building; transportable building; (UK) portacabin |
機艙 机舱 see styles |
jī cāng ji1 cang1 chi ts`ang chi tsang |
cabin of a plane |
爆艙 爆舱 see styles |
bào cāng bao4 cang1 pao ts`ang pao tsang |
to run out of cargo space (on a ship or plane) |
統艙 统舱 see styles |
tǒng cāng tong3 cang1 t`ung ts`ang tung tsang |
common passenger accommodation in the hold of a ship; steerage |
臥艙 卧舱 see styles |
wò cāng wo4 cang1 wo ts`ang wo tsang |
sleeping cabin on a boat or train |
船艙 船舱 see styles |
chuán cāng chuan2 cang1 ch`uan ts`ang chuan tsang sensou / senso せんそう |
hold of ship ship's hold; hatch |
貨艙 货舱 see styles |
huò cāng huo4 cang1 huo ts`ang huo tsang |
cargo hold; cargo bay (of a plane) |
魚艙 鱼舱 see styles |
yú cāng yu2 cang1 yü ts`ang yü tsang |
the fish hold (of a fishing vessel) |
二等艙 二等舱 see styles |
èr děng cāng er4 deng3 cang1 erh teng ts`ang erh teng tsang |
second class cabin |
公務艙 公务舱 see styles |
gōng wù cāng gong1 wu4 cang1 kung wu ts`ang kung wu tsang |
business class (airplane travel) |
太空艙 太空舱 see styles |
tài kōng cāng tai4 kong1 cang1 t`ai k`ung ts`ang tai kung tsang |
space capsule; ejection capsule (cabin) |
密封艙 密封舱 see styles |
mì fēng cāng mi4 feng1 cang1 mi feng ts`ang mi feng tsang |
sealed compartment |
密閉艙 密闭舱 see styles |
mì bì cāng mi4 bi4 cang1 mi pi ts`ang mi pi tsang |
sealed cabin |
推進艙 推进舱 see styles |
tuī jìn cāng tui1 jin4 cang1 t`ui chin ts`ang tui chin tsang |
propulsion module; (astronautics) service module |
燃油艙 燃油舱 see styles |
rán yóu cāng ran2 you2 cang1 jan yu ts`ang jan yu tsang |
oil tank (of ship) |
經濟艙 经济舱 see styles |
jīng jì cāng jing1 ji4 cang1 ching chi ts`ang ching chi tsang |
economy class |
軌道艙 轨道舱 see styles |
guǐ dào cāng gui3 dao4 cang1 kuei tao ts`ang kuei tao tsang |
orbital module |
頭等艙 头等舱 see styles |
tóu děng cāng tou2 deng3 cang1 t`ou teng ts`ang tou teng tsang |
1st class cabin |
駕駛艙 驾驶舱 see styles |
jià shǐ cāng jia4 shi3 cang1 chia shih ts`ang chia shih tsang |
cockpit; control cabin |
艙外活動 舱外活动 see styles |
cāng wài huó dòng cang1 wai4 huo2 dong4 ts`ang wai huo tung tsang wai huo tung |
extravehicular activity (outside space vehicle); EVA |
密閉貨艙 密闭货舱 see styles |
mì bì huò cāng mi4 bi4 huo4 cang1 mi pi huo ts`ang mi pi huo tsang |
sealed cabin |
彈射座艙 弹射座舱 see styles |
tán shè zuò cāng tan2 she4 zuo4 cang1 t`an she tso ts`ang tan she tso tsang |
ejection capsule (cabin) |
飛機艙門 飞机舱门 see styles |
fēi jī cāng mén fei1 ji1 cang1 men2 fei chi ts`ang men fei chi tsang men |
airplane cabin door |
Variations: |
sensou / senso せんそう |
(See 船蔵・ふなぐら・2) ship's hold; hatch |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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