Pronunciation: /ˈkæbɪn bɔɪ/
noun A young man who works as a servant on a ship, typically responsible for menial tasks and assisting the crew.
A1 The cabin boy helped the sailors on the ship.
A2 The captain assigned the cabin boy to clean the deck.
B1 The cabin boy was responsible for delivering messages between the crew members.
B2 The cabin boy learned how to navigate the ship under the guidance of the experienced sailors.
C1 The cabin boy eventually became a skilled seaman and earned the respect of his fellow crew members.
C2 The cabin boy's quick thinking and bravery during a storm saved the ship from disaster.
formal The cabin boy was responsible for assisting the captain with various tasks on the ship.
informal The cabin boy always had a smile on his face, ready to lend a hand wherever needed.
slang Hey, did you hear about the new cabin boy? He's supposed to be a real hard worker.
figurative In the corporate world, the intern is often seen as the cabin boy, running errands for the higher-ups.
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