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Meanings of chaise longue in English
Usage of chaise longue in English
1
CAROL is stretched out on a chaise longue in a well-kept garden.
2
They beckoned her over, but Emma sank into a chaise longue instead.
3
Molly answered by sitting down on a chaise longue and stretching out.
4
Juliet was lying on a chaise longue, dribbling on to the cushions.
5
She lay in a chaise longue, watching it swinging idly at the dock.
6
The first day beds, or chaise longue, were made during the Jacobean period.
7
Then he sat down on the chaise longue and stared, with growing comprehension.
8
I asked as I slid down in a chaise longue next to them.
9
I stood up and went to sit beside her on the chaise longue.
10
An indefinable refrigerated bed of ice that suggests tomb, chaise longue and plinth.
11
He carried her through the French doors to place her on the chaise longue.
12
She was reclining, nude and beautiful, on the chaise longue.
13
Jane stretched across the chaise longue and stared up at the cloudless blue sky.
14
And with that Pelham watched as Alex Hawke rose unsteadily from his chaise longue.
15
I handed him a bottle and indicated the chaise longue.
16
Like a cat in the sun, Madeline stretches her limbs on a chaise longue.
Translations for chaise longue
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