0 a sleeping-berth in a ship’s cabin. -- køje
1 (also bunk bed) two small beds that are joined together, with one above the other -- køjeseng
They sleep in bunks piled on top of one another.
The stallholder had bunked off with the profits, but other stallholders were around.
Has got everything including greatcoats, underclothing, double bunk beds, and is very pleased and satisfied.
The accommodation consisted of a warrant officer's bunk, which was clean in every respect, having been scrubbed daily.
It seems that all the adventure training organisations have been sued as a result of children falling out of bunk beds.
They live in one room, with a double bed for the parents and with bunks for the children.
Manufacturers have produced modification kits for existing bunk beds to reduce the size of gaps in guard rails, which is a major area of concern.
Four men are kept in each cell, which contains battered and stained wooden bunks.
