Cabin
see also: Etymology of Cabin
On a Boat, a cabin indicates a room for one or more people. A cabin can take several aspects: on a large ship, it takes the appearance of a hotel room for the Passager S and of a room integrated (like a Studio) for the crew. On a small boat and in particular on a sailing , the cabin integrates all the equipment necessary to the daily life: berths, kitchen, square, table with charts and arrangement.
On a Plane, the cockpit is the place from where the pilots control the apparatus.
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