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1. (n.) armchair
a chair with sidepieces or arms to support a person's forearms or elbows.
2. (adj.) armchair
theorizing without the benefit of practical experience:
an armchair strategist.
3. armchair
participating vicariously:
an armchair traveler.
Etymology: (1625–35)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) armchair
chair with a support on each side for arms
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1. (noun) armchair
a large comfortable chair
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) armchair
a chair with arms to support the elbows or forearms
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Sense: a chair with arms at each side.
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 Afrikaans: armleuningstoel |
 Arabic: كُرسي ذو ذِراعَيْن |
 Bulgarian: кресло |
 Brazilian: poltrona |
 Czech: křeslo |
 German: der Lehnstuhl |
 Danish: lænestol |
 Greek: πολυθρόνα |
 Spanish: sillón, butaca |
 Estonian: tugitool |
 Farsi: صندلی دسته دار |
 Finnish: nojatuoli |
 French: fauteuil |
 Hebrew: כּוְּרסָה |
 Hindi: आरामकुर्सी |
 Croatian: fotelja |
 Hungarian: karosszék |
 Indonesian: kursi berlengan |
 Icelandic: hægindastóll |
 Italian: poltrona |
 Japanese: ひじ掛け椅子 |
 Korean: 팔걸이 의자 |
 Lithuanian: krėslas, fotelis |
 Latvian: atzveltnes krēsls |
 Malay: kerusi yang ada tempat le |
 Dutch: leunstoel |
 Norwegian: lenestol |
 Polish: fotel |
 Persian: صندلی دسته دار |
 Pashto: لاستی لرونکی صندلی |
 Portuguese: cadeira de braços |
 Romanian: fotoliu |
 Russian: кресло |
 Slovak: kreslo |
 Slovenian: naslanjač |
 Serbian: fotelja |
 Swedish: fåtölj |
 Thai: เก้าอี้ที่มีที่วางแขน |
 Turkish: koltuk, pazıbent |
 Taiwanese: 扶手椅 |
 Ukrainian: крісло |
 Urdu: آرام کرسی |
 Vietnamese: ghế bành |
 Chinese: 扶手椅 |
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