armrest
armrest
Definition
arm·rest (-rest′)
noun
a support on which to rest one's arm, as on the inside of an automobile door
armrest
Usage Examples
Possessives
- driver: The electric windows and door mirror control are sensibly place in the driver's armrest.
Converse of object
- pad: Fitting the padded armrest to the tunnel making sure it is not mounted off center.
- have: It has an armrest in such a position that nobody could sit there.
- grip: I mean, the moment I got on the plane, I'd be gripping those armrests like my teeth were being drilled.
- console: The base is the club leather one piece console, covered in light gray leather with padded console armrest.
- slide: The controls on the car are all within easy reach, while a sliding armrest is useful for long journeys.
- remove: Armrests too high or too long Either remove the armrests or get a chair with height adjustable armrests.
Adjective modifier
- adjustable: Armrests too high or too long Either remove the armrests or get a chair with height adjustable armrests.
- rear: SE ( launched in April 93 ) added a central rear folding armrest with integral child seat.
- central: SE ( launched in April 93 ) added a central rear folding armrest with integral child seat.
- front: The vehicles interior was left in a poor state and the front armrest was knocked loose.
- fixed: The office chairs are available with fixed armrests or adjustable armrests that can be rotated sideways.
- moveable: The seats have moveable armrests which allow passengers in wheelchairs to move onto other seats.
Preposition: between
- seat: What's more, the armrest between the front seats is removable to create more leg room for the passenger in this center seat.
Noun used with modifier
- center: Raise that center armrest to make the back of a slender seventh seat.
- seat: An option for the rear ( standard on the Prestigio ) is a rear seat center armrest with two retractable cup holders.
- driver: The seats are really comfortable with the drivers having extra lumber support and there is also an adjustable drivers armrest for those long journeys.
- door: The door armrests, which are also on runners, adjust their position in conjunction with the seats.
- chair: If possible adjust your chair armrests to the correct height to support the weight of your arms.
- wheelchair: Electric Wheelchairs powered by re-chargeable batteries and operated by an easy to use joy stick control on the wheelchair armrest.
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