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Meanings of recliner in English
Catalan
seient inclinable Spanish
reclinable 
An armchair whose back can be lowered and foot can be raised to allow the sitter to recline in it.
Usage of recliner in English
1
Will Captain Jake get off his recliner and do the right thing?
2
Kelly gave it an interested glance, and rose stiffly from the recliner.
3
I even slept in the recliner next to her during that time.
4
I went to the living room and sat in my leather recliner.
5
Noah had dropped back into his recliner and was staring at me.
6
Sanya sat in a recliner, his expression puzzled, blinking at the phone.
7
She's helping the old woman out of the recliner and says, Mrs.
8
He sat on the arm of the recliner where Dee was sitting.
9
I sat on the edge of the old recliner catty-cornered to it.
10
Her son, Johnson, was sleeping in her recliner and woke up screaming.
11
Zane had exclaimed, sitting upright in the old recliner by the stairs.
12
Jim, slouched in his recliner, was determined to stay at home.
13
I always watch the late news. Aunt Beulah plopped into her worn recliner.
14
Cody glanced towards the figure slumped in the recliner, then followed me out.
15
Bettlescroy-Bisspe-Blispin III sat in a smaller but otherwise similar recliner alongside.
16
She sank into Ben's recliner and let them wash over her.
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United States of America
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