Refers to the flat surface on a ship where people walk or stand.
船のデッキから夕日を見た。
I watched the sunset from the ship's deck.
I went out onto the ship's deck and looked at the sea.
An outdoor wooden platform attached to a house or building, similar to a terrace or porch.
週末は家のデッキでバーベキューを楽しんだ。
We enjoyed a barbecue on the house's deck over the weekend.
platform (at the end of a railway passenger car); vestibule
The open area at the end of a train car where passengers board or alight; also called a vestibule.
電車のデッキに立って景色を眺めた。
I stood on the train's platform and gazed at the scenery.
observation deck (esp. at an airport)
A designated area, often at an airport, for watching planes or scenery.
空港のデッキで飛行機の離陸を見学した。
We watched the airplane take off from the airport's observation deck.
tape deck
Abbreviation of テープデッキ; a device for playing audio tapes.
See also: テープデッキ
古いデッキでカセットテープを再生した。
I played a cassette tape on an old tape deck.
天気の良い日はデッキで食事をする。
On nice days, we eat meals out on the deck.
I played the old tape on the deck.
I built a new deck using the new cards.
展望台 is the general term for any observation platform, while デッキ (in this sense) usually refers to one at an airport for watching planes.
テープデッキ is the full term for a tape-playing device, while デッキ alone is the common abbreviated form.
トランプ usually refers to a set of Western playing cards as an object, while デッキ (in card-game contexts) emphasizes the organized set used for play.
videocassette recorder; VCR
sun deck
observation deck (airport)
wood deck; wooden deck
tape deck
Borrowed from English 'deck'.
cassette deck
deck shoes; boat shoes