Meanings of armoires in English

Bookcases, clothing armoires, and furniture had all been scraped, dumped, or slashed.

To hold them, he had several large armoires made to order.

French artisan furniture and accessories by mail order, including pharmacy armoires and Provençal-style towel rails.

But none of the sleek inlaid armoires or cabinets was a safe place for secrets.

Nor have I any party-colour in my armoires.

Symbols were etched into the veined marble floor, and tables, interspersed with tall, carved armoires, lined the room.

Ten rooms had been converted into offices by replacing beds and armoires with desks, chairs, telephones, and laptops.

The gun had been wrapped carefully in oilcloth and stashed in the false bottom of one of the armoires.

Behind the computer armoires.

There were dressers, armoires.

Rich plates stood on the sideboard, and gold and silver vessels of rare carved work from Italy glittered in the armoires.

Think huge wooden doors with old-fashioned keys, four-poster beds, antique armoires, roll-top baths and enormous walk-in showers; comfortable but full of character.

The company is now sporting more pieces of decorative items like end tables and side tables rather than bulky couches and armoires.

Through the years, she'd put personal touches throughout, cheerful curtains, comfy sofas with throw pillows she'd sewn, refinished tables, armoires and cabinets.

While the coffeepot burbled, I went to one of the two worn armoires that stood against another wall and searched the bottom drawer.

It has four en suite doubles filled with items from the owner's travels (Tuscan armoires, Byzantine-style chandeliers, Thai Buddha statues), each with its own veranda.