chair の英語での意味
chairchair1 /tʃeə $ tʃer/ noun 
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[countable] a piece of furniture for one person to sit on, which has a back, a seat, and four legs背もたれ・座面・4本の脚を持つ、一人用の家具: 
a kitchen chairキッチンチェア They bought a new table and chairs.彼らは新しいテーブルと椅子を買った。 One of the chair legs was broken.椅子の脚の1本が壊れていた。on/in a chair She was sitting on a wooden chair.彼女は木製の椅子に座っていた。 He sat back in his chair.彼は椅子に背をもたせかけた。2[singular] the position of being in charge of a meeting or committee, or the person who is in charge of it会議や委員会を主宰する役職、またはその役職に就く人: Address your questions to the chair, please.ご質問は議長にお願いします。be in the chair Who will be in the chair at tomorrow’s meeting?明日の会議では誰が議長を務めるのか。chair of He was nominated as chair of the board of governors.彼は理事会の議長に指名された。3[countable] the position of being a university professor大学教授の職位chair of a new Chair of Medicine新任の医学部教授4the chair American English informalインフォーマル the electric chair電気椅子COLLOCATIONSコロケーションverbs動詞sit in/on a chair· She sat in her favourite chair.彼女はお気に入りの椅子に座った。pull/draw up a chair (=move a chair nearer someone or something)· Pull up a chair and look at these pictures.椅子を引いてきて、これらの写真を見てください。take a chair (=sit down in one in a particular place)· Brian took a chair beside his wife.ブライアンは妻の隣に椅子を引いて座った。lean back in your chair· He leant back in his chair and took out his pipe.彼は椅子に身を預け、パイプを取り出した。sink/slump/flop into a chair (=sit down in one in a tired or unhappy way)· Greg groaned and sank into his chair.グレッグはうめき声をあげて椅子にぐったりと沈み込んだ。collapse in/into a chair (=sit down suddenly because you are very tired or upset)· Eileen collapsed into a chair and burst out crying.アイリーンは椅子にどさっと倒れ込み、泣き出した。get up from your chair (also rise from your chair formalフォーマル)· He got up from his chair and walked to the window.彼は椅子から立ち上がり、窓の方へ歩いた。jump up from your chair (=get up quickly)· ‘Look at the time!’ she cried, jumping up from her chair.「時間を見て！」と彼女は叫び、椅子から飛び上がった。push back your chair (=in order to get up)· He pushed back his chair and stood up.彼は椅子を後ろに押しやって立ち上がった。lounge in a chair (=sit in one in a very relaxed way)· Everyone was outside, lounging in chairs in the sun.皆が外で、椅子にゆったりと腰かけて日光浴をしていた。adjectives形容詞a comfortable chair (also a comfy chair informalインフォーマル)· The hotel had a TV room with some nice comfy chairs.そのホテルには、座り心地のよい椅子が並んだテレビルームがあった。a hard chair (=not comfortable)· I sat on a hard chair in the corridor and waited.私は廊下の固い椅子に座って待った。an empty chair (=with no one using it)· She came and sat in an empty chair beside me.彼女はやって来て、私の隣の空いた椅子に座った。a wooden/plastic/leather etc chair· In the kitchen was a table with six wooden chairs around it.キッチンには、6脚の木製の椅子が並んだテーブルがあった。a folding chair (=one which you can fold so it is flat)· People were sitting on blankets or folding chairs, listening to the outdoor concert.人々は毛布や折りたたみ椅子に座って、野外コンサートを聴いていた。chair + NOUNchair + 名詞a chair leg/arm/back/seat· The chair leg has broken.椅子の脚が折れた。
すべての翻訳を見る1 [countable] a piece of furniture for one person to sit on, which has a back, a seat, and four legs背もたれ・座面・4本の脚を持つ、一人用の家具: a kitchen chairキッチンチェア They bought a new table and chairs.彼らは新しいテーブルと椅子を買った。 One of the chair legs was broken.椅子の脚の1本が壊れていた。on/in a chair She was sitting on a wooden chair.彼女は木製の椅子に座っていた。 He sat back in his chair.彼は椅子に背をもたせかけた。2[singular] the position of being in charge of a meeting or committee, or the person who is in charge of it会議や委員会を主宰する役職、またはその役職に就く人: Address your questions to the chair, please.ご質問は議長にお願いします。be in the chair Who will be in the chair at tomorrow’s meeting?明日の会議では誰が議長を務めるのか。chair of He was nominated as chair of the board of governors.彼は理事会の議長に指名された。3[countable] the position of being a university professor大学教授の職位chair of a new Chair of Medicine新任の医学部教授4the chair American English informalインフォーマル the electric chair電気椅子COLLOCATIONSコロケーションverbs動詞sit in/on a chair· She sat in her favourite chair.彼女はお気に入りの椅子に座った。pull/draw up a chair (=move a chair nearer someone or something)· Pull up a chair and look at these pictures.椅子を引いてきて、これらの写真を見てください。take a chair (=sit down in one in a particular place)· Brian took a chair beside his wife.ブライアンは妻の隣に椅子を引いて座った。lean back in your chair· He leant back in his chair and took out his pipe.彼は椅子に身を預け、パイプを取り出した。sink/slump/flop into a chair (=sit down in one in a tired or unhappy way)· Greg groaned and sank into his chair.グレッグはうめき声をあげて椅子にぐったりと沈み込んだ。collapse in/into a chair (=sit down suddenly because you are very tired or upset)· Eileen collapsed into a chair and burst out crying.アイリーンは椅子にどさっと倒れ込み、泣き出した。get up from your chair (also rise from your chair formalフォーマル)· He got up from his chair and walked to the window.彼は椅子から立ち上がり、窓の方へ歩いた。jump up from your chair (=get up quickly)· ‘Look at the time!’ she cried, jumping up from her chair.「時間を見て！」と彼女は叫び、椅子から飛び上がった。push back your chair (=in order to get up)· He pushed back his chair and stood up.彼は椅子を後ろに押しやって立ち上がった。lounge in a chair (=sit in one in a very relaxed way)· Everyone was outside, lounging in chairs in the sun.皆が外で、椅子にゆったりと腰かけて日光浴をしていた。adjectives形容詞a comfortable chair (also a comfy chair informalインフォーマル)· The hotel had a TV room with some nice comfy chairs.そのホテルには、座り心地のよい椅子が並んだテレビルームがあった。a hard chair (=not comfortable)· I sat on a hard chair in the corridor and waited.私は廊下の固い椅子に座って待った。an empty chair (=with no one using it)· She came and sat in an empty chair beside me.彼女はやって来て、私の隣の空いた椅子に座った。a wooden/plastic/leather etc chair· In the kitchen was a table with six wooden chairs around it.キッチンには、6脚の木製の椅子が並んだテーブルがあった。a folding chair (=one which you can fold so it is flat)· People were sitting on blankets or folding chairs, listening to the outdoor concert.人々は毛布や折りたたみ椅子に座って、野外コンサートを聴いていた。chair + NOUNchair + 名詞a chair leg/arm/back/seat· The chair leg has broken.椅子の脚が折れた。