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Chest, an English word, noun, means "chest, chest; wardrobe; box; treasury" when used as a noun.
Foreign name chest
word gender noun
Table of contents
11.Detailed explanation
22. Word pronunciation
33. Phrase collocation
44. Common phrases
55. Bilingual examples
66. Vocabulary collocation
1.Detailed explanation
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n.(noun)
chest, chest, chest, chest
case, box, cabinet, box, container
vault, silver box
public funds, capital, fund
<US>chest of drawers, wardrobe [1]
2. Word pronunciation
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3. Phrase collocation
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chest pain [internal medicine] chest pain; chest pain; angina pectoris
chest pass; two-handed chest pass; classified as one-handed; offensive team's ball passing skills
flail chest flail chest; chainga chest; flail chest
funnel chest [internal medicine] funnel chest; funnel chest; called funnel chest; first section
drawer chest storage cabinet with ten drawers; chest of drawers; storage cabinet with ten drawers; chest with five drawers
tool chest[machine] tool box; tool cabinet; small tool box; tool box
ice chest refrigerator; freezer; long-lasting ice box
treasure chest; Matsui Erina; treasure chest
Chest stufly Chest tightness [2]
4. Common phrases
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used as a noun (n.)
get it off one's chest
bring a worry out into the open by talking about it
If something's bothering you, get it off your chest.
If you have anything on your mind, just express it quickly.
You're obviously worried about something, why not get it off your chest?
You obviously have something on your mind, why don't you just air it out?
If finally told her what I'd done and I was really glad to get it off my chest.
Finally I told her what I had done, and I was so happy to get it out of my mouth.
hold one's cards close to one's chest
be secretive
You never know Kirsty's opinion because she hold sher cards very close to her chest.
You never know what Kirsty is thinking because she is so tight-lipped. [1]
5. Bilingual examples
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used as a noun (n.)
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The soldier received a serious wound on the chest. The soldier received a serious wound on the chest.
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The bullet hit him in the chest. The bullet hit him in the chest.
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Chest pains may be symptomatic of heart disease. Chest pains may be symptomatic of heart disease.
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The diaphragm is between the chest and the abdomen.
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He dragged the heavy case across the floor. He dragged the heavy case across the floor.
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He put some food into the ice chest. He put some food into the ice chest.
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The bear's chest is hairy. The bear's chest is hairy.
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The old man's chest heaved alarmingly as he grasped for breath.
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The disease typically manifests itself in a high fever and chest pains.
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Doctor Black examined her chest. Doctor Black examined her chest.
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He does exercises to expand his chest. He does exercises to expand his chest.
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He has an ache in his chest. He has an ache in his chest.
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The cold has settled in my chest. The cold has settled in my chest.
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He swelled out his chest with pride.
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The bird swelled out its chest to attract the attention of the female. The bird swelled out its chest to attract the attention of the female.
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The chest contained the personal belongings of a seaman. The chest contained the personal belongings of a seaman.
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We found the chest to contain many silver coins. We found the chest to contain many silver coins.
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Mother put the shirts in my clothes chest. Mother put those shirts in my clothes chest.
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6. Vocabulary collocation
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used as a noun (n.)
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beat one's chest beat one's chest
check sb's chest check someone's chest
expand one's chest expand one's chest
heave one's chest make the chest rise and fall
throw out one's chest
close a chest close a chest
make a chest make a box
move the chest move the box
open a chest open a chest
place the chest put the box
shoulder a chest carry a box
adjective + ~
fireproof chest fireproof box
water-tight chest waterproof box
wooden chest wooden box
broad chest broad chest
narrow chest narrow chest
noun + ~
hope chest trousseau chest
ice chest refrigerator
medicine chest medicine chest
silver chest silver box
tool chest tool box
treasure chest jewelry box
~+noun
chest cold respiratory tract infection
chest pains chest pains
Preposition + ~
shot in the chest
on the chest
swim on one's chest
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a chest of clothes a box of clothes
a chest of tea a box of tea
chest of drawers wardrobe [1]