Definition of coffee table in English:

coffee table

noun

A small, low table.
咖啡茶几
Example sentencesExamples
- I sat down on the huge leather couch and put my feet up on the marble coffee table.
- I pulled the basket up to chest level and set it on the small coffee table next to my chair.
- Natalie spat the keys out onto the coffee table and threw the bags down onto the sofa.
- I almost jumped when Shane tossed the remote control onto the coffee table loudly and slid off the couch.
- The studio is furnished with sofas, armchairs and a coffee table - not a desk in sight.
- It's the kind of place where you go in for a light-bulb and come out with a sofa, two armchairs and a coffee table.
- On the coffee table at his side was a stack of papers held together with a large paper clip.
- On show in the gallery is a striking coffee table fashioned from an elm burr found in a Tipperary wood.
- Arrange the vessels in a grid on a coffee table or in a row down the middle of a dining table.
- Beside the armchair was a coffee table covered with magazines and newspapers.
- He sat me on his couch and on the coffee table in front of us were lines upon lines of this powder.
- She places them on a small coffee table in front of a sofa covered in books, notes and papers.
- After watching for a few minutes, Greg reached into the drawer of the coffee table and pulled out a deck of cards.
- Not seeing them, she chucked her keys onto the coffee table and collapsed on the large couch.
- There was an oak coffee table in front of the couch and a big screen T.V. laid in front of that.
- Luca smiled warmly as he leaned back in the comfortable recliner, feet resting on the coffee table before him.
- His friend, Luke, sprawled back on the couch and propped his feet up on the coffee table.
- Tom sat down regally in one of the armchairs and dropped his book bag softly on the coffee table.
- There were two sofas, and three armchairs scattered around a glass coffee table.
- There is even a coffee table and two armchairs if you want to chat with your girlfriend in private.
Synonyms
expensive, high-quality, well produced

Definition of coffee table in US English:

coffee table

nounˈkɔfi ˈˌteɪbəl

A low table, typically placed in front of a sofa.
Example sentencesExamples
- On show in the gallery is a striking coffee table fashioned from an elm burr found in a Tipperary wood.
- Beside the armchair was a coffee table covered with magazines and newspapers.
- Tom sat down regally in one of the armchairs and dropped his book bag softly on the coffee table.
- There was an oak coffee table in front of the couch and a big screen T.V. laid in front of that.
- After watching for a few minutes, Greg reached into the drawer of the coffee table and pulled out a deck of cards.
- I pulled the basket up to chest level and set it on the small coffee table next to my chair.
- On the coffee table at his side was a stack of papers held together with a large paper clip.
- There were two sofas, and three armchairs scattered around a glass coffee table.
- Arrange the vessels in a grid on a coffee table or in a row down the middle of a dining table.
- Natalie spat the keys out onto the coffee table and threw the bags down onto the sofa.
- I almost jumped when Shane tossed the remote control onto the coffee table loudly and slid off the couch.
- There is even a coffee table and two armchairs if you want to chat with your girlfriend in private.
- He sat me on his couch and on the coffee table in front of us were lines upon lines of this powder.
- Not seeing them, she chucked her keys onto the coffee table and collapsed on the large couch.
- She places them on a small coffee table in front of a sofa covered in books, notes and papers.
- It's the kind of place where you go in for a light-bulb and come out with a sofa, two armchairs and a coffee table.
- The studio is furnished with sofas, armchairs and a coffee table - not a desk in sight.
- I sat down on the huge leather couch and put my feet up on the marble coffee table.
- His friend, Luke, sprawled back on the couch and propped his feet up on the coffee table.
- Luca smiled warmly as he leaned back in the comfortable recliner, feet resting on the coffee table before him.
Synonyms
expensive, high-quality, well produced

词汇	coffee table
释义	Definition of coffee table in English: coffee table noun A small, low table. 咖啡茶几 Example sentencesExamples I sat down on the huge leather couch and put my feet up on the marble coffee table. I pulled the basket up to chest level and set it on the small coffee table next to my chair. Natalie spat the keys out onto the coffee table and threw the bags down onto the sofa. I almost jumped when Shane tossed the remote control onto the coffee table loudly and slid off the couch. The studio is furnished with sofas, armchairs and a coffee table - not a desk in sight. It's the kind of place where you go in for a light-bulb and come out with a sofa, two armchairs and a coffee table. On the coffee table at his side was a stack of papers held together with a large paper clip. On show in the gallery is a striking coffee table fashioned from an elm burr found in a Tipperary wood. Arrange the vessels in a grid on a coffee table or in a row down the middle of a dining table. Beside the armchair was a coffee table covered with magazines and newspapers. He sat me on his couch and on the coffee table in front of us were lines upon lines of this powder. She places them on a small coffee table in front of a sofa covered in books, notes and papers. After watching for a few minutes, Greg reached into the drawer of the coffee table and pulled out a deck of cards. Not seeing them, she chucked her keys onto the coffee table and collapsed on the large couch. There was an oak coffee table in front of the couch and a big screen T.V. laid in front of that. Luca smiled warmly as he leaned back in the comfortable recliner, feet resting on the coffee table before him. His friend, Luke, sprawled back on the couch and propped his feet up on the coffee table. Tom sat down regally in one of the armchairs and dropped his book bag softly on the coffee table. There were two sofas, and three armchairs scattered around a glass coffee table. There is even a coffee table and two armchairs if you want to chat with your girlfriend in private. Synonyms expensive, high-quality, well produced Definition of coffee table in US English: coffee table nounˈkɔfi ˈˌteɪbəl A low table, typically placed in front of a sofa. Example sentencesExamples On show in the gallery is a striking coffee table fashioned from an elm burr found in a Tipperary wood. Beside the armchair was a coffee table covered with magazines and newspapers. Tom sat down regally in one of the armchairs and dropped his book bag softly on the coffee table. There was an oak coffee table in front of the couch and a big screen T.V. laid in front of that. After watching for a few minutes, Greg reached into the drawer of the coffee table and pulled out a deck of cards. I pulled the basket up to chest level and set it on the small coffee table next to my chair. On the coffee table at his side was a stack of papers held together with a large paper clip. There were two sofas, and three armchairs scattered around a glass coffee table. Arrange the vessels in a grid on a coffee table or in a row down the middle of a dining table. Natalie spat the keys out onto the coffee table and threw the bags down onto the sofa. I almost jumped when Shane tossed the remote control onto the coffee table loudly and slid off the couch. There is even a coffee table and two armchairs if you want to chat with your girlfriend in private. He sat me on his couch and on the coffee table in front of us were lines upon lines of this powder. Not seeing them, she chucked her keys onto the coffee table and collapsed on the large couch. She places them on a small coffee table in front of a sofa covered in books, notes and papers. It's the kind of place where you go in for a light-bulb and come out with a sofa, two armchairs and a coffee table. The studio is furnished with sofas, armchairs and a coffee table - not a desk in sight. I sat down on the huge leather couch and put my feet up on the marble coffee table. His friend, Luke, sprawled back on the couch and propped his feet up on the coffee table. Luca smiled warmly as he leaned back in the comfortable recliner, feet resting on the coffee table before him. Synonyms expensive, high-quality, well produced
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