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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈdrɛsɚ/ · UK /ˈdresə/
dresser means: A low piece of bedroom furniture with drawers for clothes, sometimes with a mirror above it.
noun
A low piece of bedroom furniture with drawers for clothes, sometimes with a mirror above it.
- My socks are in the dresser.
- She put a mirror above her new dresser.
- We moved the dressers into separate bedrooms.
A person who wears clothes in a particular way.
- My brother is a smart dresser.
- She has always been an elegant dresser.
- Even casual dressers wore suits to the wedding.
A kitchen cupboard with shelves above it, used for keeping and showing plates and cups.
- The cups are on the dresser.
- She displayed her best plates on a wooden dresser.
- We bought two old dressers for the kitchen.
A machine that crushes or sorts rock to separate useful minerals from it.
- The ore passed through a dresser.
- Workers repaired the dresser at the mill.
- These dressers separate useful minerals from waste rock.
Questions about dresser
What does dresser mean?
A low piece of bedroom furniture with drawers for clothes, sometimes with a mirror above it.
What is dresser in other languages?
Türkçe: şifonyer · Español: cómoda · Français: commode · Deutsch: Kommode · Italiano: cassettiera · 日本語: 整理だんす
How do you pronounce dresser?
In American English /ˈdrɛsɚ/; in British English /ˈdresə/.
How do you use dresser in a sentence?
My socks are in the dresser. She put a mirror above her new dresser.
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