furniture
Derived from the French 'fourniture', meaning 'to furnish, equip', from the verb 'fournir'.
NOUN
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[/ˈfɜrnɪtʃər/en-US]
fixtures
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furnishings
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decor
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assemblage of movable articles
untranslatable
(This phrase indicates a broader concept, as 'furniture' encompasses various items that may not be strictly categorized.)
Antonyms
emptiness
Furniture refers to the movable items in a space, such as tables, chairs, and beds, that serve to support various activities, including seating, sleeping, and storage. The term can also encompass a broader range of items that make a space functional and inviting. It comes from the French word 'fourniture', which means 'to furnish or equip'. The concept encapsulated by 'furniture' includes various types of fixtures and furnishings. The phrase 'assemblage of movable articles' highlights how 'furniture' includes a diverse collection of items that may not fit strict categories, making direct translation difficult.
irregular note only if irregular
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- I need to buy new furniture for my apartment. — 私はアパートのために新しい家具を買う必要があります。
- The furniture in the living room is very stylish. — リビングルームの家具はとてもスタイリッシュです。
- Before moving in, they decided to invest in quality furnishings. — 引っ越す前に、彼らは質の良い家具に投資することに決めました。
- We arranged the fixtures to optimize the flow of the room. — 私たちは部屋の流れを最適化するために設備を配置しました。
- He took great care in selecting the decor for his new office. — 彼は新しいオフィスの装飾を選ぶのに非常に気を使いました。
register: formal