"Cang" is a standard first-class word (commonly used word) in modern Chinese. It is pronounced as cāng in Mandarin and belongs to pictophonetic characters in Liu Shu. The basic meaning of "cabin" is the interior of a ship or aircraft, such as passenger cabin and cargo hold. In daily use, "module" is also often used as a noun, indicating an independent unit as a part of the overall structure of a spacecraft, such as a command module.
Cabin refers to an enclosed space, which is usually used for transportation, accommodation or storage of goods. The passenger cabin can be a room, a passenger cabin, a train car or an airplane cabin.
Cabin is the most common cabin. On a ship, a cabin refers to a series of small rooms, usually used for accommodation or storage of goods. Cabins may have different sizes, shapes and uses. The size of the cabin is usually related to the size and type of the ship. Large cargo ships usually have hundreds of cabins, while small fishing boats may have only one cabin.
Aircraft engine room refers to the area of passengers and crew. Generally, there are multiple cabins in the engine room for passengers to sit and put their luggage. The engine room also includes a kitchen, a bathroom and a crew area.