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el camarote

cabin, berth

k a m a ˈɾ o t e
noun · masculine Rare #35,409
cabin, berth Usually refers to a sleeping cabin on a ship or to a bunk/compartment on a train.
SP: Nos dieron un camarote con dos literas en el barco.
EN: They gave us a cabin with two bunk beds on the ship.

Mi camarote es para ellos.

My cabin is for them.

Le daré mi camarote a la capitana.

I'll give my cabin to the captain.

Quiero reservar un camarote de primera clase.

I want to book a first-class cabin.

Éstas son algunas de las cosas que recuperamos de su camarote.

These are some of the things we recovered from his cabin.

— Titanic (1997)

Así tendrá camarote propio al volver a casa.

This way you'll have your own cabin when you get home.

Así que me llevó a su camarote y me dijo un secreto.

So he took me to his cabin and told me a secret.

— La princesa prometida (1987)

Rose, ¿te llevo a tu camarote?

Rose, shall I take you to your cabin?

— Titanic (1997)