chest of drawers
Word family adjectivechestedchestynounchestfulchestinesschestadverbchestily
Furniture
ˌchest of ˈdrawers noun (plural chests of drawers) [countableC] especially British EnglishBrE 
DHFa piece of furniture with drawers, used for storing clothes 五斗橱，〔有抽屉的〕衣柜 SYN American English dresser →4 See picture on 见图 Page A1 Bedroom 卧室Examples from the Corpus
chest of drawers• The bedroom has Chloe's cot, our bed, a chest of drawers and there is no room for anything else.• Perk up a chest of drawers, cupboards or a wardrobe with a new set of handles.• A chest of drawers for her clothes, for instance.• Under the window was an easel and a stool and beside it a battered chest of drawers.• He bought me a big chest of drawers for my clothes, as a welcoming gesture.• All we took from our own home was a dressing table and a small chest of drawers.• This small chest of drawers is an ideal container.
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