Definition of daybed in English:

daybed

noun ˈdeɪbɛdˈdeɪˌbɛd

North American

A couch that can be made up into a bed.
Example sentencesExamples
- A daybed, designed by James, is an ideal spot for reading a novel or reviewing a contract.
- She furnished the space with comfortable, stylish pieces, including a chair found at a flea market, an old coffee table, and an antique daybed.
- On the other side is the open-air lounge, with a fully stocked bar and comfy Indonesian daybeds with plump throw pillows.
- If Junior had a single bed, this might be the time to replace it with a fold out sofa, futon sofa, or daybed.
- His old recliner was gone, and while it had never quite fit in with the decor, the daybed that replaced it felt as cold as an icicle through my heart.
- He turns back to look at his brother lying peacefully under the comforter and blankets of his daybed.
- There is, however, a daybed in my office which I had set up when my sister was staying over.
- There's a leopard-print throw on the daybed in his dressing room at the Disney studio.
- I sit back down on the daybed and stare out the window again.
- Too any outsider looking at them, they might have looked like they were very uncomfortable sitting with each other, opposite ends of the daybed.
- Bailey's room has a daybed, and Colin's has bunk beds.
- The central prop Branagh utilizes for this confrontation is not a bed, but rather, a daybed or couch.
- They took the few steps to the small daybed that occupied the little room.
- Many window seats and daybeds also offer handy storage for linens, blankets, and pillows.
- Just inside the French doors, a daybed works for sitting by day and slumbering by night.
- A daybed on the right side of the room had been decked out with sheets and pillows and considering Aria's past accommodations, it looked like heaven.
- He often incorporated sofa-lined niches or low-lying daybeds abundantly piled with tasseled cushions.
- Painted in nocturnal blue-black tones, it depicts Valerio's wife stretched out in a blue bathrobe on a daybed before a window.
- He laughed, reaching his muscular arms out to steady her, gently pushing her onto the daybed where he sat.
- There was a daybed by the big window that offered a view to the garden.

Definition of daybed in US English:

daybed

nounˈdeɪˌbɛdˈdāˌbed

North American

A couch that can be made up into a bed.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many window seats and daybeds also offer handy storage for linens, blankets, and pillows.
- A daybed on the right side of the room had been decked out with sheets and pillows and considering Aria's past accommodations, it looked like heaven.
- He turns back to look at his brother lying peacefully under the comforter and blankets of his daybed.
- Painted in nocturnal blue-black tones, it depicts Valerio's wife stretched out in a blue bathrobe on a daybed before a window.
- There was a daybed by the big window that offered a view to the garden.
- He often incorporated sofa-lined niches or low-lying daybeds abundantly piled with tasseled cushions.
- She furnished the space with comfortable, stylish pieces, including a chair found at a flea market, an old coffee table, and an antique daybed.
- I sit back down on the daybed and stare out the window again.
- Bailey's room has a daybed, and Colin's has bunk beds.
- He laughed, reaching his muscular arms out to steady her, gently pushing her onto the daybed where he sat.
- They took the few steps to the small daybed that occupied the little room.
- If Junior had a single bed, this might be the time to replace it with a fold out sofa, futon sofa, or daybed.
- There's a leopard-print throw on the daybed in his dressing room at the Disney studio.
- His old recliner was gone, and while it had never quite fit in with the decor, the daybed that replaced it felt as cold as an icicle through my heart.
- A daybed, designed by James, is an ideal spot for reading a novel or reviewing a contract.
- Just inside the French doors, a daybed works for sitting by day and slumbering by night.
- Too any outsider looking at them, they might have looked like they were very uncomfortable sitting with each other, opposite ends of the daybed.
- On the other side is the open-air lounge, with a fully stocked bar and comfy Indonesian daybeds with plump throw pillows.
- There is, however, a daybed in my office which I had set up when my sister was staying over.
- The central prop Branagh utilizes for this confrontation is not a bed, but rather, a daybed or couch.

单词	daybed
释义	Definition of daybed in English: daybed noun ˈdeɪbɛdˈdeɪˌbɛd North American A couch that can be made up into a bed. Example sentencesExamples A daybed, designed by James, is an ideal spot for reading a novel or reviewing a contract. She furnished the space with comfortable, stylish pieces, including a chair found at a flea market, an old coffee table, and an antique daybed. On the other side is the open-air lounge, with a fully stocked bar and comfy Indonesian daybeds with plump throw pillows. If Junior had a single bed, this might be the time to replace it with a fold out sofa, futon sofa, or daybed. His old recliner was gone, and while it had never quite fit in with the decor, the daybed that replaced it felt as cold as an icicle through my heart. He turns back to look at his brother lying peacefully under the comforter and blankets of his daybed. There is, however, a daybed in my office which I had set up when my sister was staying over. There's a leopard-print throw on the daybed in his dressing room at the Disney studio. I sit back down on the daybed and stare out the window again. Too any outsider looking at them, they might have looked like they were very uncomfortable sitting with each other, opposite ends of the daybed. Bailey's room has a daybed, and Colin's has bunk beds. The central prop Branagh utilizes for this confrontation is not a bed, but rather, a daybed or couch. They took the few steps to the small daybed that occupied the little room. Many window seats and daybeds also offer handy storage for linens, blankets, and pillows. Just inside the French doors, a daybed works for sitting by day and slumbering by night. A daybed on the right side of the room had been decked out with sheets and pillows and considering Aria's past accommodations, it looked like heaven. He often incorporated sofa-lined niches or low-lying daybeds abundantly piled with tasseled cushions. Painted in nocturnal blue-black tones, it depicts Valerio's wife stretched out in a blue bathrobe on a daybed before a window. He laughed, reaching his muscular arms out to steady her, gently pushing her onto the daybed where he sat. There was a daybed by the big window that offered a view to the garden. Definition of daybed in US English: daybed nounˈdeɪˌbɛdˈdāˌbed North American A couch that can be made up into a bed. Example sentencesExamples Many window seats and daybeds also offer handy storage for linens, blankets, and pillows. A daybed on the right side of the room had been decked out with sheets and pillows and considering Aria's past accommodations, it looked like heaven. He turns back to look at his brother lying peacefully under the comforter and blankets of his daybed. Painted in nocturnal blue-black tones, it depicts Valerio's wife stretched out in a blue bathrobe on a daybed before a window. There was a daybed by the big window that offered a view to the garden. He often incorporated sofa-lined niches or low-lying daybeds abundantly piled with tasseled cushions. She furnished the space with comfortable, stylish pieces, including a chair found at a flea market, an old coffee table, and an antique daybed. I sit back down on the daybed and stare out the window again. Bailey's room has a daybed, and Colin's has bunk beds. He laughed, reaching his muscular arms out to steady her, gently pushing her onto the daybed where he sat. They took the few steps to the small daybed that occupied the little room. If Junior had a single bed, this might be the time to replace it with a fold out sofa, futon sofa, or daybed. There's a leopard-print throw on the daybed in his dressing room at the Disney studio. His old recliner was gone, and while it had never quite fit in with the decor, the daybed that replaced it felt as cold as an icicle through my heart. A daybed, designed by James, is an ideal spot for reading a novel or reviewing a contract. Just inside the French doors, a daybed works for sitting by day and slumbering by night. Too any outsider looking at them, they might have looked like they were very uncomfortable sitting with each other, opposite ends of the daybed. On the other side is the open-air lounge, with a fully stocked bar and comfy Indonesian daybeds with plump throw pillows. There is, however, a daybed in my office which I had set up when my sister was staying over. The central prop Branagh utilizes for this confrontation is not a bed, but rather, a daybed or couch.
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