chesterfield
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ches·ter·field /ˈtʃestəfiːld $ -ər-/ noun [countable] British English DHFa soft comfortable sofa, usually covered with leather 〔一般为皮面的〕长沙发
Examples from the Corpus
chesterfield• Hereford 1 chesterfield 0, but it should have been more.• The pea coats and chesterfields with their velvet collars were crisp and sharp.• But even the most recalcitrant could embrace one of the chesterfields or comfy cardigans.• He took a hesitant step towards the chesterfield.Origin chesterfield (1800-1900) Probably from a 19th-century Earl of Chesterfield, family of English lordsches·ter·field nounChineseSyllable
comfortable a sofa, usually with leather covered soft Corpus
chesterfield
ches‧ter‧field /ˈtʃestəfiːld $ -ər-/
noun [countable] British English
ches‧ter‧field /ˈtʃestəfiːld $ -ər-/
noun [countable] British English Date: 1800-1900
Origin: Probably from a 19th-century Earl of Chesterfield, family of English lords
a soft comfortable sofa, usually covered with leather
Origin: Probably from a 19th-century Earl of Chesterfield, family of English lords