banquette
(bæŋket )
Word forms: banquettes
countable noun
A banquette is a long, low, cushioned seat. Banquettes are usually long enough for more than one person to sit on at a time.
Image of banquette
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Collocations:
leather banquette
One half was lined with shelves bearing bottles, tumblers and a few books, the other was filled with a leather banquette, like the seat of a two-person fairground ride.
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The restaurant juxtaposes harbour-front charm with a sumptuous 40-seat interior, complete with mustard leather banquettes, monogrammed plates and thick linen tablecloths.
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Bedrooms have walk-in wardrobes, while the luxe bathrooms are fitted out with leather banquettes next to a huge double bath.
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Soft leather banquettes line the walls and waiters swiftly take orders.
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There's plenty of drama downstairs, with flamboyant red and green decor, and leather banquettes.
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