armrest in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for armrest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

armrest [Am ˈɑrmˌrɛst, Brit ˈɑːmrɛst] N

armrest (of chair, sofa)

brazo m

armrest (of car, airplane seat)

apoyabrazos m

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armrest in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for armrest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

armrest [ˈɑ:mrest, Am ˈɑ:rm-] N

armrest

apoyabrazos m inv

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reposabrazos

armrest

apoyabrazos

armrest

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English

A revised armrest console was also added, this one provided more room.

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Each seat had its own reading lamp and at least one folding armrest, which could be raised to be flush with the rest of the seat if preferred.

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As on early aircraft and custom boats, padded armrests were mounted outside the windows, a rare touch.

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The back is usually low and the chair usually has armrests.

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Due to installation of seatbelts front central armrest was eliminated.

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Power window controls for all models moved from the door panel to the armrest for improved ergonomics.

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A center front seat armrest was also featured on sedans.

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Big and tall, a friendly giant, a thick trunk, sitting solidly in his chair, his legs stretched out, his arms on the armrests.

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Other interior options included rear seat vents (in the five-seater), rear center rear armrest, and eight-way power seats for both the driver and passenger, as well as personal reading lamps.

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It might be a clang that jostles you from your reverie or a whirr that makes you tightly grip your armrest.

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