backrest
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1.8
- noun
- /ˈbækˌrɛst/
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respaldo
- The high backrest could also have limited the rearward trunk movement of the subjects.
- height of the backrest
- seat and backrest
- backrest at 90 degrees
I mean, I can also just sit like this and use my core strength for backrest Pilates.
- I mean, I can also just sit like this and use my core strength for backrest Pilates.
Examples
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The front of the seat has a cross-shaped pommel, and the backrest is an arched cantle.
Academic text (2006) -
Your back and hips should be in contact with the backrest during the exercise.
Blog text (32) -
But this car has a power backrest and a power seat bottom to go up and down.
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The subject was asked to keep his back against the backrest, keep his head straight, and have his arms lay against the pushrims.
Academic text (1992) -
In response, she slumped down on the bench, propping her head up against the backrest.
Fiction book (1990) -
Monica knelt behind the couch and folded her arms on the backrest.
Fiction book (1995) -
The chair's balanced proportions, carefully bound hide seat and backrest, and detailed repousse decorations are all marks of outstanding craftsmanship.
Academic text (1999) -
The chair's backrest provided excellent support during the long meeting.
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He adjusted the angle of the backrest to find a more comfortable position.
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After a long day, she leaned back against the backrest and sighed with relief.
Synonyms
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1.0
The rear part of a person's or animal's body
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3.6
A flat board used to support someone's back while moving them
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2.5
The back part of a seat that supports your body and often has a pocket
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Etymology
The word backrest is a simple compound of back ('the rear of your body') and rest ('to relax'). Like headrest and armrest, it is the part of a chair or seat that lets your back rest and gives support.