Vocab Bloom Hub

sideboard

/ˈsaɪd.bɔːrd/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее предмет мебели, обычно находящийся в столовой, с полками и ящиками для хранения посуды, скатертей и других предметов.

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noun

/ˈsaɪd.bɔːrd/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее предмет мебели, обычно находящийся в столовой, с полками и ящиками для хранения посуды, скатертей и других предметов.

A noun referring to a piece of furniture, typically found in a dining room, that has shelves and drawers for storing dishes, linens, and other items.

  1. Wagon side extensionC1formal

    A detachable board placed on the side of a wagon to allow it to carry more load.

    ruБорт

    • The farmer attached the sideboards to the wagon before hauling the hay.
    • These sideboards can be removed when the wagon is not in use.
    • The old wagon had wooden sideboards that increased its capacity.

    Синонимыstake

  2. Bed or crib sideC1formal

    A board that forms one of the sides of a bed or a crib.

    ruБоковая стенка

    • The baby's crib has a removable sideboard for easy access.
    • He painted the sideboard of the bed to match the room.
    • The antique crib had intricately carved sideboards.
  3. Dining room furnitureB1formal

    A piece of furniture, typically placed in a dining room, that has shelves and drawers for storing dishes, linens, and silverware.

    ruСервант

    • The family heirloom sideboard was passed down through generations.
    • She stored the fine china in the sideboard's upper cabinet.
    • The sideboard in the dining room has plenty of drawers for cutlery.

    Синонимыbuffetcredenzaserver

Формы
  • sideboards plural form
  • sideboards' possessive plural form
  • sideboard's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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