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Stateroom Meaning: Definition, Examples, and Translations

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stateroom

[หˆsteษชtษ™ruหm ]

Definition

Context #1 | Noun

on a cruise ship

A stateroom is a private cabin on a cruise ship where passengers can relax and sleep. Staterooms typically come with amenities such as a bathroom, bed, and sometimes a small sitting area. They vary in size and comfort level depending on the price and location on the ship.

Synonyms

berth, cabin, suite.

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Word Description / Examples
stateroom

Most commonly used on ships, 'stateroom' refers to a private room or compartment for passengers, typically well-furnished and spacious.

  • They booked a luxurious stateroom for their anniversary cruise.
  • The ship offers several staterooms with ocean views.
cabin

'Cabin' is used broadly to refer to a private room on a ship or aircraft, or a small wooden house in a rural area. It usually refers to more basic accommodations compared to a stateroom or suite.

  • We stayed in a cozy cabin in the mountains during our vacation.
  • The airline upgraded them to a first-class cabin for the long flight.
suite

A 'suite' refers to a set of connected rooms, typically luxurious, in a hotel or on a ship. It usually consists of a living area and one or more bedrooms.

  • They enjoyed their honeymoon in the hotel's honeymoon suite.
  • The suite on the cruise ship had a private balcony and a living room.
berth

'Berth' is used to describe a sleeping place or bed on a ship, train, or other vehicle, often indicating a bunk or a built-in bed. It can also refer to a docking place for a ship.

  • She was assigned the upper berth on the overnight train.
  • The ship found a berth at the crowded harbor.

Examples of usage

  • The couple booked a luxurious stateroom with a balcony for their honeymoon cruise.
  • The stateroom had a beautiful ocean view and a comfortable king-sized bed.

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Origin of 'stateroom'

The term 'stateroom' originated from the maritime industry, where it was used to refer to the private cabins of high-ranking officials or dignitaries on a ship. Over time, the term expanded to include private cabins for passengers on cruise ships. Staterooms have become an essential part of the cruise experience, offering passengers a comfortable and private space to relax during their voyage.

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