chair

UK:  [tʃeə(r)]

US:  [tʃer]

第三人称单数：chairs  现在分词：chairing  过去式：chaired  

n.

1.椅子;〔古语〕轿子

2.主席[议长、会长]的席位[职位];主席,议长,会长;〔美国〕总统[州长]的职位;〔英国〕市长职位

3.〔美俚〕电椅

4.(大学的)讲座;大学教授的职位

5.讲座,教书

6.座架

7.〔美国〕证人席

8.轻便单马车

9.托架

10.【铁路】(固定枕木的)轨座;【矿物】罐座,垫板;【天文学】星座

v.

1.将(得胜者)用椅子抬着游行

2.主持

3.使就座,使入座

4.使就职,使就位

1 . He went over and sat down in a vacant chair next to Christine.
他走了过去，在克里斯丁旁边的一把空椅子上坐了下来。

2 . If she was sitting in her chair thinking and I came near her and touched her neck with a feather, she would jump out of her stockings.
如果她正坐在椅子上想事儿，我走到她身边用一根羽毛碰一下她的脖子，她立刻会跳起来，吓得魂不附体。

3 . They struggled for a moment, and then he held her down and, with Mrs Poole's help, tied her to a chair.
他们挣扎了一会儿，他在普尔太太的帮助下，把她按倒在椅子上，绑了起来。

4 . Annette sank into a chair, and, leaning her forehead on her two fists, burst into passionate weeping.
安耐特颓然跃进一把椅子里，用两只拳头顶着脑门儿，突然撕心裂肺地哭了起来。

5 . When they rest on the chair in the park when Kate found the lake a pair of shoes and a skirt, but did not see anything to the owner.
当他们在公园的椅子上休息时，凯特发现湖边有一双鞋和一条短裙，可是去没看东西的主人。