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Meaning & Definition of Chest in English

English

Chest

A large container for storage or transport.


Pronunciation:

/tʃɛst/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

chests

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: The front part of the body between the neck and the abdomen.

    Example Sentence: He clutched his chest in pain.

  • Definition: A strong, solid box used for storing valuables.

    Example Sentence: She opened the old chest to reveal her grandmother's treasures.

  • Definition: In chess, a form of strategy or method.

    Example Sentence: He played a brilliant chest move to checkmate his opponent.

Etymology

Origin: Middle English: from Old English ‘cest’, of Germanic origin.

Synonyms

boxcontainertrunkcofferrepository

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • chest of drawers: A piece of furniture with drawers for storing clothes.
  • heavy chest: A box that is difficult to lift due to its weight.
  • bare chest: The part of the body with no clothing covering it.

Translations

  • Spanish: cofre
  • French: coffre
  • German: Kiste
  • Russian: сундук

Related Words

  • breast: The front part of the body, often synonymous with chest.
  • thorax: The part of the body that lies between the neck and the abdomen.

Slang Meanings of chest

  • Meaning: Refers to a man's physique, particularly his muscular build.

    Example Sentence: He's got a real chest on him from all the workouts.

  • Meaning: Used to describe large breasts.

    Example Sentence: She has a full chest that turns heads.