Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Dresser"

A: I have never heard of that even Google hasn’t either

A: Someone who cares about the way they dress themselves.

Do you wear clothes that fit well, look elegant? Then you are a smart dresser.
Do you wear baggy clothes with rips in them and stains, then you are a sloppy dresser

A: A place where you keep your clothes

A: Usually not showing alot of skin and wearing simple clothes.

A: A dresser is where you store clothes.
A dressing table is where you sit and get dressed, put on makeup, put on jewelry, i.e., prepare yourself for the day or for going out.

A: They're the same thing.

Technically a 'dresser' can sometimes be a little bit fancier, with an added mirror mounted on top of it in the back, so that someone could put things on the top surface while they are getting ready and then use the mirror to check how they look, style their hair or makeup, adjust their clothing, organise things like accessories as they put each one on, doublecheck the final appearance, etc.

And then a 'chest of drawers' would be a less fancy, less expensive, more average person version. So no mirror and it only has drawers for storing clothing.

But in practice? They usually mean the same thing: just a piece of furniture with a bunch of big drawers where clothing is stored, that is kept in a bedroom. If it has a mirror, they might mention it separately, or it might not have one. If it is a nice piece of furniture they might mention that as extra detail, or it might not matter to them. But either way, the two words have become the same thing usually.

A: I think dresser is american, and chest of drawers is english.

A: A dresser has lots of drawers. A closet is a separate room.
A wardrobe can have a few drawers but definitely has a large open space to hang clothes and doors to close.

They all are used for holding/storing clothing.

Hope that helps!

A: @mellouuu: a dresser usually just has several wide drawers for clothing storage, but a vanity is often shorter with narrower drawers and a large attached mirror.

A: It depends on context. It can mean 'arranging', 'setting', 'laying' or 'preparing' the plates, or 'plating' the dish.

For example:
'Avant de commencer à dresser les assiettes...'= before starting to plate the dish...
'Mélanger la salade et les cerneaux de noix, et dresser sur les assiettes'= mix together the salade and walnut kernels, and arrange on the plates.
'Dresser les tranches au centre de l'assiette'= lay/arrange the slices in the centre of the plate
'Ils sont restés en cuisine pour dresser les assiettes'= they stayed in the kitchen to set the plates

Hope this helped!

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A: × The dresser I bought was deliverd today.
✓ The dresser I bought was shipped today.

× But I don't know what time it will be deliverd.
✓ But I don't know what time it will arrive.

"Delivered" is only used when you have received it.
If you mean that it has left the warehouse and is with a delivery-person, use "shipped" instead.

A: There are a large dresser and a small dresser in the bed room. The TV is on top of the small dresser.

A: I found out the dresser wasn't opening well. The chair was squeaking whenever I sat on it. I complained about the damage to the dormitory's maintenance department. But it couldn't be helped. It was super inconvenient but I gave up and I spent an unpleasant time for a year. So I will move to the newly built dormitory next year.

A: I found out you left some dresses and suits in your closet.
Should I move them to my closet until you come back? You can come to my room and get them.