0 a comfortable chair with sides that support your arms -- 扶手椅
1 used to refer to a person who knows, or says they know, a lot about a subject without having direct experience of it -- 無實際經驗的；不切實際的；空談的
After dinner, I ensconced myself in a deep armchair with a book.
She imagined herself sitting in her favourite armchair back home.
They drain into armchairs and into indifference and into cynicism, and they are just as much lost to the country in that way.
We hear of people sleeping in baths, on billiard tables or in armchairs, because there is no other accommodation available for them.
The nuclear submarine is not—as some defence commentators, from the depths of their armchairs, have assured us—just an improved submarine.
Housewives will choose goods from their kitchens or from their lounge armchairs, and then pick up the goods from the supermarket.
