dresser
/ˈdrɛsər/
noun
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a piece of furniture with drawers, used for keeping clothes; a chest of drawers
A2countableUS
- "My clothes are in the dresser."A1
- "She put the folded shirts in the top drawer of the dresser."A2
- "We need a new dresser for the bedroom because the old one is broken."B1
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a large piece of kitchen furniture with shelves and cupboards, used for storing and showing plates and dishes; a Welsh dresser
B1countableUK
- "The plates are on the dresser."A2
- "They keep their best cups and saucers in the kitchen dresser."B1
- "The antique Welsh dresser dominated the farmhouse kitchen."C1
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a person who dresses in a particular way
B1countable; often used with an adjective for personal style
- "He is a very smart dresser."A2
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a person whose job is to help actors or performers get dressed, especially in a theater
C1countable
- "The dresser helped the actor change costumes between scenes."B1
- "As a theatrical dresser, she worked quietly backstage during every performance."C1