armchair in Japanese
armchair in Japanese is アームチェア, 肘掛け椅子 — armchair means a chair with side supports for resting the arms.
armchair in Japanese
アームチェア
Pronounced: āmuchea
A chair with supports for the arms or elbows.
肘掛け椅子
Pronounced: hijikakeisu
A chair with supports for the arms or elbows.
What does "armchair" mean?
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noun A chair with side supports for resting the arms.
"He fell asleep in the armchair after dinner."
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adjective Describing someone who comments or gives opinions on a subject without real experience or involvement.
"Every armchair critic online had an opinion about the manager's tactics."
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armchair in a sentence
- He fell asleep in the armchair after dinner.
- Every armchair critic online had an opinion about the manager's tactics.
- He's an armchair expert on foreign policy who has never left the country.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "armchair" in Japanese?
"armchair" in Japanese is アームチェア, 肘掛け椅子. armchair means: A chair with side supports for resting the arms.
How do you pronounce アームチェア?
"armchair" in Japanese is アームチェア, pronounced "āmuchea".
How do you use "armchair" in a sentence?
Example: "He fell asleep in the armchair after dinner." In Japanese, "armchair" is アームチェア, 肘掛け椅子.
Are there other ways to say "armchair" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "armchair": アームチェア, 肘掛け椅子.
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