Dictionary English German: [chair]

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English German
decrepit {adj} [person, dog, chair, bicycle, etc.]
1304
altersschwach [Person, Hund, Stuhl, Fahrrad etc.]
revolving {adj} [attr.] [e.g. chair, door, pencil]
118
Dreh- [z. B. Stuhl, Tür, Bleistift]
desk {adj} [attr.] [e.g. chair, lamp, drawer, job]
45
Schreibtisch- [z. B. Sessel, Lampe, Schublade, Job]
comp. PICNIC [problem in chair not in computer]
35
[Das Problem sitzt vor dem Computer.] [hum.]
wicker {adj} [attr.] [e.g. armchair, chair, furniture, pram or baby carriage]
22
Korb- [z. B. Sessel, Stuhl, Möbel, Wagen]
dent. chairside {adj} [next to or in the vicinity of the dental chair during treatment][neben oder nahe des Behandlungsstuhls beim Zahnarzt]
fireside {adj} [attr.] [e.g. armchair, chair, chat]Kamin- [z. B. Zubehör, Sessel, Gespräch]
high {adj} [e.g. chair, alp, altar, aristocracy, baroque, finance]Hoch- [z. B. Stuhl, Alm, Altar, Adel, Barock, Finanz]
repositionable {adj} [seat, chair]verstellbar [Sitz, Stuhl]
Verbs
to burn [Am.] [sl.] [to execute / be executed in electric chair]
303
[mit dem elektrischen Stuhl hinrichten / hingerichtet werden]
to bestride sth. [literary] [a chair, etc.]rittlings auf etw.Dat. sitzen
electr. to bug sth. [putting a listening device in a chair, a picture frame, etc.]eine Wanze an etw. [Dat., auch Akk.] anbringen [Abhörwanze]
to repad sth. [e.g. repair or replace the upholstery of a chair seat, armrest, sofa, etc.]etw. aufpolstern [die Polsterung von etw. aufarbeiten, erneuern usw.]
Nouns
furn. beanbag [chair]
61
Sitzsack {m} [Knautschsack]
commode [chair with toilet]
56
Toilettenstuhl {m}
furn. rung [of a chair]
31
Querstab {m}
furn. rung [crosspiece between the legs of a chair]
25
Querverstrebung {f} [zwischen Stuhlbeinen]
furn. arm [of a chair]
22
Armlehne {f}
strandkorb [rare] [traditional Baltic beach chair]
19
Strandkorb {m}
furn. back [of a chair]
11
Sessellehne {f} [österr.] [Rückenlehne eines Stuhls]
hist. transp. chair [sedan chair]
11
Sänfte {f}
educ. jobs offer [of a chair / professorship]
8
Ruf {m} [an eine Universität etc.]
base [e.g. treatment chair]
7
Unterteil {n} [z. B. Behandlungsstuhl]
furn. chaise [Am.] [short for: chaise longue] [long reclining chair]
6
Chaiselongue {f} {n} [veraltend] [gepolsterte Liege mit Kopflehne]
hist. chairman [chair bearer]
5
Sänftenträger {m}
commode [chair with toilet]
5
Leibstuhl {m} [veraltend]
furn. [a wooden chair with four slanted legs and a slab-like backrest dovetailed into the massive plank seat]Stabelle {f}
[chair-like sled to be pushed over the ice by a skater]Stuhlschlitten {m} [Stoßschlitten; wird i. d. R. von einem Schlittschuhläufer geschoben]
relig. cathedra [e.g. bishop's chair in his church]Cathedra {f} [Ehrensitz, z. B. der eines Bischofs]
chairmat [e.g. for office chair]Bodenschutzmatte {f}
chairmat [e.g. for office chair]Schutzmatte {f} [Bodenschutzmatte]
commode [chair with toilet]Nacht-Stuhl {m}
furn. faldstool [also: X-chair]Scherenstuhl {m} [auch: X-Stuhl]
furn. tech. rocker [chair skid]Schaukelkufe {f}
2 Words: Others
It's taken! [i.e. chair]Der ist besetzt! [z. B. Stuhl]
low-slung {adj} [chair, sports car]niedrig
2 Words: Verbs
to get up [chair, bed]sichAkk. erheben [aufstehen]
to lean sth. back [e.g. chair, head]etw.Akk. zurücklehnen [z. B. Stuhl, Kopf]
to lean sth. back [e.g. chair, instrument]etw.Akk. nach hinten lehnen [z. B. Stuhl, Gerät]
to settle oneself [in a chair, behind the wheel, etc.]sichAkk. niederlassen [auf einem Stuhl, hinter dem Lenkrad etc.]
to slump into sth. [chair]in etw. hineinsacken [Sessel]
2 Words: Nouns
hist. med. bath chair [dated] [also Bath chair]Rollstuhl {m} [bes. solcher mit Verdeck (in Viktorianischer Zeit)]
chair mat [e.g. for office chair]Bodenschutzmatte {f}
chair mat [e.g. for office chair]Schutzmatte {f} [Bodenschutzmatte]
furn. confidante (chair) [triple or s-shaped chair]Confident {m}
acad. extraordinary professor [not holding a chair]außerordentlicher Professor {m}
acad. full professor [holding a chair]ordentlicher Professor {m} <o. Prof.>
hot seat [sl.] [electric chair]elektrischer Stuhl {m}
furn. ladder-back [chair][Stuhl / Sessel mit gerader, leiterähnlicher Rückenlehne]
dent. patient's chair [treatment chair]Patientenliege {f} [Behandlungsstuhl]
furn. Savonarola chair [also: X-chair]Scherenstuhl {m} [auch: X-Stuhl]
seating surface [chair]Sitzfläche {f}
furn. swing chair [hanging chair]Schaukelstuhl {m} [abgehängt; nicht auf dem Boden stehend]
furn. table seat [hook-on high chair]Tischsitz {m} [für Kinder]
educ. sociol. tenured sociologist [holding a chair]Inhaber {m} eines Lehrstuhls für Soziologie
wooden legs [e.g. on table, chair]Holzbeine {pl} [am Tisch, Stuhl usw.]
3 Words: Verbs
to be high-backed [chair]einen hohen Rücken haben
to give sb. the chair [Am.] [idiom] [execute with the electric chair]jdn. hinrichten [mit dem elektrischen Stuhl]
to move sth. back / off [chair, table, etc.]etw.Akk. abrücken [Stuhl, Tisch etc.]
4 Words: Verbs
to plonk oneself down on sth. [chair, bed, etc.] [coll.]sich auf/in etw. plumpsen lassen [Stuhl, Bett usw.] [ugs.]
5+ Words: Verbs
to come apart at the seams [idiom] [e.g. chair, marriage]aus dem Leim gehen [ugs.] [Redewendung] [z. B. Stuhl, Ehe]
to sit with one's legs crossed [e.g. on a chair]mit übergeschlagenen Beinen sitzen
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