Definition of armchair in English:

armchair

noun ˈɑːmtʃɛːɑːmˈtʃɛːˈɑrmˌtʃɛr

1A large, comfortable chair with side supports for a person's arms.
扶手椅
Example sentencesExamples
- The group moved towards the tables, sofas and armchairs at the far corner of the club where the seating area was.
- The studio is furnished with sofas, armchairs and a coffee table - not a desk in sight.
- Office chairs, armchairs, sofas - your back is in peril from all of them.
- We inherited a sofa and a couple of armchairs, as well as a fridge from friends who'd moved out.
- The visitors' lounge turned out to be a kind of living room, with a sofa and a rug and several armchairs.
- On delivery, I discovered that one of the armchairs did not have the footrest feature that I ordered.
- Joe and Hoss took their coffee and sat down in the armchairs on either side of the fireplace.
- Opposite the table was another sitting area, with sofas and armchairs forming three sides of a square.
- Once seated in the armchairs around a blazing fire, they ordered tea and waited silently.
- Immediately upon entering there was a living room, with a sofa and two armchairs.
- We should not sit back in our comfortable armchairs in our secure society and judge them out of context.
- These are like well furnished drawing rooms, equipped with coffee tables and comfortable armchairs.
- Comfortable armchairs and low ottomans ensure visitors enjoy their drinks.
- Simon, seated side by side with his sister in matching armchairs, silently complimented her on her tactfulness.
- They sat, as they always did, in the faded velvet armchairs on either side of the fire.
- The nurse led them towards a comfy looking room, with plenty of armchairs and sofas.
- Central to the room was a conversation sofa, flanked on either side by a suite of comfortable Georgian buttoned leather armchairs.
- Tea served in wicker armchairs at three am gives a colonial feel to the place.
- Two armchairs stood by each side of the hearth and I sat down in one of them to get warm.
- Patients sitting in the comfort of their armchairs are having vital signs monitored in a hi-tech link up with nurses.
1. 1.1as modifier Lacking or not involving practical or direct experience of a particular subject or activity.
  空想的，空谈的；脱离实际的；无实际经验的；不切实际的
  an armchair traveller
  空想旅行家。
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's like armchair generals who've never served in the armed forces.
  I've turned into an armchair traveler, so I'll update from my red rattan chair.
  The idea of downloading a film rather than trudging off to Blockbusters in the rain is an appealing one for armchair movie fans.
  If there is a blackout of league football next season, even armchair viewers will have to find a new occupation.
  The benefits of the action replay have long been acknowledged by armchair sports fans.
  Sitting on a long couch are three armchair athletes with dour expressions on their faces.
  There has been much armchair speculation on this question, but remarkably little evidence.
  Even the most amateur of armchair psychologists will detect a whiff of over-analysis here.
  Almost all other commentary was grotesque - the work of armchair generals.
  The result is a unique perspective applauded by armchair naturalists in which the stars of the film are also the videographers.
  All of which will make his discomfort even more delicious for us armchair observers to enjoy.
  The event is also being televised to thousands more armchair spectators.
  Unfortunately, what we have here is not simply the ravings of two armchair generals.
  In relation to what Colonel Gardiner told Adams, then, how did we all do as armchair generals?
  He's also something of an armchair psychologist who enjoys reading Freud and other analysts.
  The best book on suicide had already been written, and it considered the subject from much more than an armchair perspective.
  Using recycled paper has become a badge of honour worn proudly by armchair eco-warriors keen to save the planet.
  What do these armchair counter-terrorists propose that Moscow should have done?
  This is probably one reason why, in my opinion, the British are a nation of armchair forecasters.
  Midweek matches often have to compete with big TV games and floating fans appear to be choosing the armchair option.

Definition of armchair in US English:

armchair

nounˈärmˌCHerˈɑrmˌtʃɛr

A comfortable chair, typically upholstered, with side supports for a person's arms.
扶手椅
Example sentencesExamples
- Patients sitting in the comfort of their armchairs are having vital signs monitored in a hi-tech link up with nurses.
- Once seated in the armchairs around a blazing fire, they ordered tea and waited silently.
- Simon, seated side by side with his sister in matching armchairs, silently complimented her on her tactfulness.
- The group moved towards the tables, sofas and armchairs at the far corner of the club where the seating area was.
- We inherited a sofa and a couple of armchairs, as well as a fridge from friends who'd moved out.
- Two armchairs stood by each side of the hearth and I sat down in one of them to get warm.
- We should not sit back in our comfortable armchairs in our secure society and judge them out of context.
- Central to the room was a conversation sofa, flanked on either side by a suite of comfortable Georgian buttoned leather armchairs.
- Comfortable armchairs and low ottomans ensure visitors enjoy their drinks.
- Immediately upon entering there was a living room, with a sofa and two armchairs.
- These are like well furnished drawing rooms, equipped with coffee tables and comfortable armchairs.
- The nurse led them towards a comfy looking room, with plenty of armchairs and sofas.
- Office chairs, armchairs, sofas - your back is in peril from all of them.
- Tea served in wicker armchairs at three am gives a colonial feel to the place.
- On delivery, I discovered that one of the armchairs did not have the footrest feature that I ordered.
- The studio is furnished with sofas, armchairs and a coffee table - not a desk in sight.
- The visitors' lounge turned out to be a kind of living room, with a sofa and a rug and several armchairs.
- Joe and Hoss took their coffee and sat down in the armchairs on either side of the fireplace.
- Opposite the table was another sitting area, with sofas and armchairs forming three sides of a square.
- They sat, as they always did, in the faded velvet armchairs on either side of the fire.

adjectiveˈärmˌCHerˈɑrmˌtʃɛr

attributive Lacking or not involving practical or direct experience of a particular subject or activity.
空想的，空谈的；脱离实际的；无实际经验的；不切实际的
armchair adventurers

单词	armchair
释义	Definition of armchair in English: armchair noun ˈɑːmtʃɛːɑːmˈtʃɛːˈɑrmˌtʃɛr 1A large, comfortable chair with side supports for a person's arms. 扶手椅 Example sentencesExamples The group moved towards the tables, sofas and armchairs at the far corner of the club where the seating area was. The studio is furnished with sofas, armchairs and a coffee table - not a desk in sight. Office chairs, armchairs, sofas - your back is in peril from all of them. We inherited a sofa and a couple of armchairs, as well as a fridge from friends who'd moved out. The visitors' lounge turned out to be a kind of living room, with a sofa and a rug and several armchairs. On delivery, I discovered that one of the armchairs did not have the footrest feature that I ordered. Joe and Hoss took their coffee and sat down in the armchairs on either side of the fireplace. Opposite the table was another sitting area, with sofas and armchairs forming three sides of a square. Once seated in the armchairs around a blazing fire, they ordered tea and waited silently. Immediately upon entering there was a living room, with a sofa and two armchairs. We should not sit back in our comfortable armchairs in our secure society and judge them out of context. These are like well furnished drawing rooms, equipped with coffee tables and comfortable armchairs. Comfortable armchairs and low ottomans ensure visitors enjoy their drinks. Simon, seated side by side with his sister in matching armchairs, silently complimented her on her tactfulness. They sat, as they always did, in the faded velvet armchairs on either side of the fire. The nurse led them towards a comfy looking room, with plenty of armchairs and sofas. Central to the room was a conversation sofa, flanked on either side by a suite of comfortable Georgian buttoned leather armchairs. Tea served in wicker armchairs at three am gives a colonial feel to the place. Two armchairs stood by each side of the hearth and I sat down in one of them to get warm. Patients sitting in the comfort of their armchairs are having vital signs monitored in a hi-tech link up with nurses. 1.1as modifier Lacking or not involving practical or direct experience of a particular subject or activity. 空想的，空谈的；脱离实际的；无实际经验的；不切实际的 an armchair traveller 空想旅行家。 Example sentencesExamples It's like armchair generals who've never served in the armed forces. I've turned into an armchair traveler, so I'll update from my red rattan chair. The idea of downloading a film rather than trudging off to Blockbusters in the rain is an appealing one for armchair movie fans. If there is a blackout of league football next season, even armchair viewers will have to find a new occupation. The benefits of the action replay have long been acknowledged by armchair sports fans. Sitting on a long couch are three armchair athletes with dour expressions on their faces. There has been much armchair speculation on this question, but remarkably little evidence. Even the most amateur of armchair psychologists will detect a whiff of over-analysis here. Almost all other commentary was grotesque - the work of armchair generals. The result is a unique perspective applauded by armchair naturalists in which the stars of the film are also the videographers. All of which will make his discomfort even more delicious for us armchair observers to enjoy. The event is also being televised to thousands more armchair spectators. Unfortunately, what we have here is not simply the ravings of two armchair generals. In relation to what Colonel Gardiner told Adams, then, how did we all do as armchair generals? He's also something of an armchair psychologist who enjoys reading Freud and other analysts. The best book on suicide had already been written, and it considered the subject from much more than an armchair perspective. Using recycled paper has become a badge of honour worn proudly by armchair eco-warriors keen to save the planet. What do these armchair counter-terrorists propose that Moscow should have done? This is probably one reason why, in my opinion, the British are a nation of armchair forecasters. Midweek matches often have to compete with big TV games and floating fans appear to be choosing the armchair option. Definition of armchair in US English: armchair nounˈärmˌCHerˈɑrmˌtʃɛr A comfortable chair, typically upholstered, with side supports for a person's arms. 扶手椅 Example sentencesExamples Patients sitting in the comfort of their armchairs are having vital signs monitored in a hi-tech link up with nurses. Once seated in the armchairs around a blazing fire, they ordered tea and waited silently. Simon, seated side by side with his sister in matching armchairs, silently complimented her on her tactfulness. The group moved towards the tables, sofas and armchairs at the far corner of the club where the seating area was. We inherited a sofa and a couple of armchairs, as well as a fridge from friends who'd moved out. Two armchairs stood by each side of the hearth and I sat down in one of them to get warm. We should not sit back in our comfortable armchairs in our secure society and judge them out of context. Central to the room was a conversation sofa, flanked on either side by a suite of comfortable Georgian buttoned leather armchairs. Comfortable armchairs and low ottomans ensure visitors enjoy their drinks. Immediately upon entering there was a living room, with a sofa and two armchairs. These are like well furnished drawing rooms, equipped with coffee tables and comfortable armchairs. The nurse led them towards a comfy looking room, with plenty of armchairs and sofas. Office chairs, armchairs, sofas - your back is in peril from all of them. Tea served in wicker armchairs at three am gives a colonial feel to the place. On delivery, I discovered that one of the armchairs did not have the footrest feature that I ordered. The studio is furnished with sofas, armchairs and a coffee table - not a desk in sight. The visitors' lounge turned out to be a kind of living room, with a sofa and a rug and several armchairs. Joe and Hoss took their coffee and sat down in the armchairs on either side of the fireplace. Opposite the table was another sitting area, with sofas and armchairs forming three sides of a square. They sat, as they always did, in the faded velvet armchairs on either side of the fire. adjectiveˈärmˌCHerˈɑrmˌtʃɛr attributive Lacking or not involving practical or direct experience of a particular subject or activity. 空想的，空谈的；脱离实际的；无实际经验的；不切实际的 armchair adventurers
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