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Definition of sofa in English: sofanoun ˈsəʊfəˈsoʊfə A long upholstered seat with a back and arms, for two or more people. as modifier sofa cushions Example sentencesExamples - There were two sofas, and three armchairs scattered around a glass coffee table.
- The children sat back on their armchairs and sofas and settled back to their thinking.
- A spacious wooden desk was placed at one end of the room, and sofas and chairs at the other.
- The sofas were white with green stripes running vertically downward.
- It's a lovely, beamed, cosy room with two giant sofas, an antique coffee table and a large television.
- With wooden flooring and large comfortable sofas, it offers a modern atmosphere but with a cosy, homely feel.
- Upstairs there is a function room with large sofas and a big screen TV as well.
- Move furniture such as beds, sofas and chairs away from windows to prevent children climbing up and falling out.
- Come daylight, I decided to try the first class bar with its rows of squishy green velveteen sofas and tatty carpet.
- With its riverside setting and comfy leather sofas to sink into, the atmosphere is sophisticated yet relaxed.
- Don't choose sofas and chairs at the end of a long shopping trip - anything will feel comfortable!
- The main room has eight walls, which are lined with dark sofas, between the doorways, blending into the walls.
- As the wind howled in the chimney, we sat on a sofa in front of a roaring fireplace.
- In ancient times, people who were free reclined on sofas while they ate.
- The walls were a deep white with a cream carpet that matched the sofa and two chairs.
- Visitors can sit on the old chairs and sofas, pick up the books from the shelves and play the old board games.
- Place throw blankets casually over chairs and sofas for your loved ones to cuddle up in.
- There are nooks and crannies to hide in, long sofas to stretch out on, and high or low chairs to choose from.
- This room is of a generous size and there is plenty of space for sofas, chairs and a dining table.
- Sometimes I like an armchair, but with a sofa you can be really lazy and sprawl all over it.
Synonyms settee, couch, divan, chaise longue, love seat, chesterfield, Knole sofa sofa bed British put-you-up French canapé, tête-à-tête North American davenport, day bed, studio couch, sectional rare squab
Origin Early 17th century: from French, based on Arabic ṣuffa. Rhymes chauffeur, gofer, goffer, gopher, loafer, Nuku'alofa, Ophir, shofar Definition of sofa in US English: sofanounˈsoʊfəˈsōfə A long upholstered seat with a back and arms, for two or more people. as modifier sofa cushions Example sentencesExamples - Come daylight, I decided to try the first class bar with its rows of squishy green velveteen sofas and tatty carpet.
- With its riverside setting and comfy leather sofas to sink into, the atmosphere is sophisticated yet relaxed.
- Upstairs there is a function room with large sofas and a big screen TV as well.
- Don't choose sofas and chairs at the end of a long shopping trip - anything will feel comfortable!
- With wooden flooring and large comfortable sofas, it offers a modern atmosphere but with a cosy, homely feel.
- This room is of a generous size and there is plenty of space for sofas, chairs and a dining table.
- As the wind howled in the chimney, we sat on a sofa in front of a roaring fireplace.
- Move furniture such as beds, sofas and chairs away from windows to prevent children climbing up and falling out.
- A spacious wooden desk was placed at one end of the room, and sofas and chairs at the other.
- Place throw blankets casually over chairs and sofas for your loved ones to cuddle up in.
- Visitors can sit on the old chairs and sofas, pick up the books from the shelves and play the old board games.
- The children sat back on their armchairs and sofas and settled back to their thinking.
- The main room has eight walls, which are lined with dark sofas, between the doorways, blending into the walls.
- The walls were a deep white with a cream carpet that matched the sofa and two chairs.
- There are nooks and crannies to hide in, long sofas to stretch out on, and high or low chairs to choose from.
- In ancient times, people who were free reclined on sofas while they ate.
- There were two sofas, and three armchairs scattered around a glass coffee table.
- It's a lovely, beamed, cosy room with two giant sofas, an antique coffee table and a large television.
- The sofas were white with green stripes running vertically downward.
- Sometimes I like an armchair, but with a sofa you can be really lazy and sprawl all over it.
Synonyms settee, couch, divan, chaise longue, love seat, chesterfield, knole sofa
Origin Early 17th century: from French, based on Arabic ṣuffa. |