furniture
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- noun
- /ˈfɜrnɪtʃər/
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muebles
- Simply go home and rearrange all the furniture in your living room.
- a piece of furniture
- move furniture
- furniture store
I got rid of all my furniture, don't need it.
- I got rid of all my furniture, don't need it.
- So if you have wood floors or paintings or furniture, that's that's true.
- So he does not get on any furniture anytime.
- We came from not sleeping on any furniture to owning our own home.
- I you know, good food, drink and decent furniture, things that are beautiful.
- We are still building furniture to this day, so please do your best.
- Durable goods are things like furniture, cars, things like electronics.
- I'm telling you, most furniture websites are catfishing.
- And this is because Greta has this plan to take the furniture out of the room.
- OK, mattress on the floor. We don't have any furniture yet, but we're working on it.
- If there aren't any obvious barriers, we're making furniture in North Carolina.
- I am about to go furniture shopping back in my furniture hunting phase right now.
- So turning a toolbox into a piece of furniture essentially.
Examples
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Moving shelves and furniture opened up a new study space at the front of the library.
Academic text (2013) -
So our total cost for all this furniture is what?
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But he had the right to the furniture inside my office if he wanted it.
Fiction book (1990) -
His sister, for example, was very careful of her furniture, which she protected with antimacassars.
Fiction book (1990) -
A relaxed environment with comfortable furniture and refreshments contributes to the ease of conversation.
Academic text (1992) -
We need to buy some new furniture for our living room, like a sofa and a coffee table.
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The furniture in the office is modern and very comfortable for the staff.
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She decided to sell her old furniture before moving to a new apartment.
Synonyms
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An item like a sofa or table that you put in a room
Idioms
Compounds
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3.9
Furniture made from mahogany wood with a reddish brown color that lasts for many years
A type of furniture with sharp, straight edges and geometric shapes for modern rooms
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Etymology
Furniture comes from an old French word fourniture meaning 'a supply' and is related to furnish, which means 'to provide'. So, furniture is the things that 'provide' a room with use and comfort.