recline 的 2 个定义
re·clined, re·clin·ing.
- to lean or lie back; rest in a recumbent position.
re·clined, re·clin·ing.
- to cause to lean back on something; place in a recumbent position.
recline 近义词
lie down
更多recline例句
- There are no vibration functions and it doesn’t recline, but for a simple, lightweight massage chair, this is great for apartments and small spaces.
- These large chairs can recline and raise your legs above your chest.
- You won’t be folding yourself into your doll-sized coach seat only to have the lady in front of you recline, so that now only one of your lungs can inflate.
- I’m not sure what points I’m hitting every time I recline on its stabby array, but with a few minutes of wiggling and microadjustments, I never fail to find something that feels good.
- So in order for you to recline to a position that you might want to be in, you will need to essentially either put force into it if you’re a light body type in order to hold yourself in that position.
- The incidents have sparked wide debate about whether passengers should opt to recline at all.
- But of course someone always will recline her seat, like the people in the first row, or the woman in front of me, whom I hate.
- Round the three walls is a raised daīs called "lewan," covered with rugs or mattresses, on which the guests recline.
- To move, stand, or recline in an indolent or relaxed manner.
- Passengers will please recline in their bunks and fasten the retaining straps before the steward arrives.
- I asked him to cause her to pass out of her ecstacy, and recline on the bed.
- Bruce and Emmie had the railway carriage to themselves, and the invalid was thus able to recline as on a couch.