bench

noun

/bentʃ/

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[countable] a long seat for two or more people, usually made of wood
- a park bench
Topics Gardensc1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- empty
- long
- narrow
- …
verb + bench
- sit (down) on
bench + noun
- seat
preposition
- on a/the bench
See full entry
the bench
[singular] (law) a judge in court or the seat where he/she sits; the position of being a judge or magistrate
- His lawyer turned to address the bench.
- She has recently been appointed to the bench.
[countable, usually plural] (in the British parliament) a seat where a particular group of politicians sit
- There was cheering from the Opposition benches.
see also back bench, front benchTopics Politicsc2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- government
- Opposition
- Conservative
- …
verb + bench
- be on
- sit on
preposition
- from the… benchs
- on the… benchs
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the bench
[singular] (sport) the seats where players sit when they are not playing in the game
- the substitutes’ bench
- He started the game on the bench but finished as the team’s top scorer.
- He's sick of spending every game on the bench.
Topics Sports: ball and racket sportsc1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- empty
- long
- narrow
- …
verb + bench
- sit (down) on
bench + noun
- seat
preposition
- on a/the bench
See full entry
(also workbench)
[countable] a long heavy table used for doing practical jobs, working with tools, etc.
- a carpenter’s bench
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- work
- carpenter’s
- lab
- …
preposition
- at a/the bench
See full entry

Word OriginOld English benc, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch bank and German Bank.

单词	bench
释义	bench noun /bentʃ/ /bentʃ/ jump to other results enlarge image [countable] a long seat for two or more people, usually made of wood a park bench Topics Gardensc1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective empty long narrow … verb + bench sit (down) on bench + noun seat preposition on a/the bench See full entry the bench [singular] (law) a judge in court or the seat where he/she sits; the position of being a judge or magistrate His lawyer turned to address the bench. She has recently been appointed to the bench. [countable, usually plural] (in the British parliament) a seat where a particular group of politicians sit There was cheering from the Opposition benches. see also back bench, front benchTopics Politicsc2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective government Opposition Conservative … verb + bench be on sit on preposition from the… benchs on the… benchs See full entry the bench [singular] (sport) the seats where players sit when they are not playing in the game the substitutes’ bench He started the game on the bench but finished as the team’s top scorer. He's sick of spending every game on the bench. Topics Sports: ball and racket sportsc1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective empty long narrow … verb + bench sit (down) on bench + noun seat preposition on a/the bench See full entry (also workbench) [countable] a long heavy table used for doing practical jobs, working with tools, etc. a carpenter’s bench Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective work carpenter’s lab … preposition at a/the bench See full entry Word OriginOld English benc, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch bank and German Bank.
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