suite
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4.2
- noun
- /swiːt/
:
juego de muebles
- They chose a modern suite for their living room, featuring a stylish sofa and chairs.
Examples
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Welcome to the Power Calling Suite, Mr. Green.
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It's the only furnished suite.
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I gave Jeanne my bedroom suite to use, and Paul gave James his.
Fiction book (1995) -
Dining room suite.
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The Bridal Suite.
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And you'll sit down to dinner at this beautiful ten-piece dining-room suite from American Heritage.
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Exquisite suites, a spa complex, five-star restaurant ...
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The hotel offers a beautiful suite with matching furniture and a view of the ocean.
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After decorating the guest suite, it looked inviting and perfect for visitors.
Synonyms
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2.4
A matching group of furniture for a bedroom like a bed and dresser
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3.1
A matching set of furniture for a bedroom, usually including a bed, a dresser and a nightstand
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2.1
A matching table with chairs used for eating in a dining room
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2.1
A group of matching furniture for a living room like a sofa and chairs
A set of matching furniture for a dining room, usually a table and chairs
A set of matching furniture for a dining room, usually a table and chairs
A set of matching furniture for a dining room, usually a table and chairs
A set of matching furniture for a living room with a sofa and chairs
A set of matching furniture for a living room, like a sofa and chairs
A set of matching furniture for the living room, usually with a sofa and chairs
A set of matching furniture for a room where people sit and relax, like a sofa and chairs
Idioms
Compounds
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3.1
A matching set of furniture for a bedroom, usually including a bed, a dresser and a nightstand
A set of matching furniture for the living room, usually with a sofa and chairs
How Complete
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word suite comes from an old French word and the Latin root sequi, which means 'to follow'. Think of a suite of furniture as a matching set where the pieces 'follow' each other in style, so they belong together.