英语词汇“chair”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

chairnoun [ C ]

uk/tʃeər/us/tʃer/

chair noun [ C ] (FURNITURE)

A1 a seat for one person that has a back, usually four legs, and sometimes two arms

See also

armchair

deckchair

pushchair

wheelchair

the chair

informal for the electric chair

Examples

Don't tip your chair back like that, you'll fall.
The coat was thrown over the back of the chair.
She slumped into the chair, exhausted.
The new chairs were covered in protective plastic wrappings.
We need a chair for Ian - could you get one from the other room?

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Chairs & seats

-seater
armchair
armrest
banquette
bar stool
beach chair
booster seat
footstool
front seat
high chair
living room suite
lounger
perch
rocking chair
sag bag
seating
settee
stall
stool
window seat

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Death penalties

chair noun [ C ] (TITLE)

(the official position of) a person in charge of a meeting, official group or organization:

Who will take the chair at the next meeting?

All questions should be addressed to the chair.

She is the chair of the board of governors at a local school.

(the position of) the person in charge of a college or university department:

He was appointed to the Chair of Physics at Cambridge in the early 20th century.

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Controlling and being in charge

aggrandize
assume
assumption
authoritative
balance of power
divide
dominant
have sb by the balls idiom
have sb eating out of your hand idiom
have sb in the palm of your hand idiom
have sth in hand idiom
heel
high-handed
hook
pull
pull rank idiom
pull the strings idiom
putty
regimentation
rein

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University & college education

chairverb [ T ]

uk/tʃeər/us/tʃer/

to be the person in charge of a meeting, etc.:

Would you like to chair tomorrow's meeting?

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Controlling and being in charge

aggrandize
assume
assumption
authoritative
balance of power
divide
dominant
have sb by the balls idiom
have sb eating out of your hand idiom
have sb in the palm of your hand idiom
have sth in hand idiom
heel
high-handed
hook
pull
pull rank idiom
pull the strings idiom
putty
regimentation
rein

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单词	chair
释义	Contents noun (2) chair (FURNITURE) chair (TITLE) verb (1) chair (1) Contents noun (2) chair (FURNITURE) chair (PERSON IN CHARGE) verb (1) chair (BE IN CHARGE) Contents noun (4) chair (1) chair (2) chair (3) chair (4) verb (1) chair (1) English American Business chairnoun [ C ] uk/tʃeər/us/tʃer/ chair noun [ C ] (FURNITURE) A1 a seat for one person that has a back, usually four legs, and sometimes two arms See also armchair deckchair pushchair wheelchair the chair informal for the electric chair Examples Don't tip your chair back like that, you'll fall. The coat was thrown over the back of the chair. She slumped into the chair, exhausted. The new chairs were covered in protective plastic wrappings. We need a chair for Ian - could you get one from the other room? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Chairs & seats -seater armchair armrest banquette bar stool beach chair booster seat footstool front seat high chair living room suite lounger perch rocking chair sag bag seating settee stall stool window seat See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Death penalties chair noun [ C ] (TITLE) (the official position of) a person in charge of a meeting, official group or organization: Who will take the chair at the next meeting? All questions should be addressed to the chair. She is the chair of the board of governors at a local school. (the position of) the person in charge of a college or university department: He was appointed to the Chair of Physics at Cambridge in the early 20th century. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Controlling and being in charge aggrandize assume assumption authoritative balance of power divide dominant have sb by the balls idiom *have sb eating out of your* hand idiom have sb in the palm of your hand idiom have sth in hand idiom heel high-handed hook pull pull rank idiom pull the strings idiom putty regimentation rein See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: University & college education chairverb [ T ] uk/tʃeər/us/tʃer/ to be the person in charge of a meeting, etc.: Would you like to chair tomorrow's meeting? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Controlling and being in charge aggrandize assume assumption authoritative balance of power divide dominant have sb by the balls idiom have sb eating out of your hand idiom have sb in the palm of your hand idiom have sth in hand idiom heel high-handed hook pull pull rank idiom pull the strings idiom putty regimentation rein See more results » chairnoun [ C ] us/tʃeər/ chair noun [ C ] (FURNITURE) a movable seat that has a part for your back to rest against, usually four legs, and sometimes two side parts for your arms chair noun [ C ] (PERSON IN CHARGE) a chairperson chairverb [ T ] us/tʃer, tʃær/ chair verb [ T ] (BE IN CHARGE) to be the person in charge of a meeting: Would you chair tomorrow’s meeting? chairnoun uk/tʃeər/us [ C ] MEETINGS a person who is in charge of a meeting: act as chair John Taylor, who was acting as chair of the meeting, brought it to a close at 4 p.m. All questions should be addressed to the chair. See also chairman chairperson chairwoman [ S ] MEETINGS the position of being in charge of a meeting: take the chair I suggest that Barbara take the chair for this meeting. [ C ] a person who is in charge of a committee or organization: appoint/elect sb (as) chair She was elected chair of the Committee on Energy and Commerce. [ C ] WORKPLACE, MANAGEMENT a person who is in charge of a company: serve/act as chair For the past three years he has served as the company's chair, president, and CEO. appoint/select sb as chair The board of directors recently appointed Ms McCann as the new chair. See also chairman of the board chairverb [ I or T ] uk/tʃeər/us MEETINGS to be in charge of a meeting or a committee:** Stephen will be chairing the meeting in my absence. A San Francisco assemblyman will chair the legislative hearing in Sacramento on Wednesday.
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chairnoun [ C ]

chair noun [ C ] (FURNITURE)

chair noun [ C ] (TITLE)

chairverb [ T ]

chairnoun [ C ]

chair noun [ C ] (FURNITURE)

chair noun [ C ] (PERSON IN CHARGE)

chairverb [ T ]

chair verb [ T ] (BE IN CHARGE)

chairnoun

chairverb [ I or T ]