divan|divans in English

noun

[di·van || dɪ'væn]

couch, large couch with no back or ends

Use "divan|divans" in a sentence

1. They are most often found on drawer divans.

2. “Upon a Divan of Illness”

3. The living-room includes three single divan beds.

4. Jehovah can sustain us upon “a divan of illness”

5. Bagdad has an enthusiastic membership with an efficient Divan

6. Under a wooden veranda lay a spread of carpets and divans.

7. People are relaxing on plush carpet, on divans, on chairs.

8. Lord Henry stretched himself out on the divan and laughed.

9. An upholstered sofa or divan without arms or a back.

10. It was round , and a large divan completely encircled it.

11. Lord Heney stretched himself out on the divan and laughed.

12. It was furnished simply and graciously, with deep armchairs and divans.

13. He started again after having some coffee in a divan.

14. She noticed that Muffat was sitting resignedly on a narrow divan - bed.

15. What is the difference between a divan and a Bedstead? The alternative to a Bedstead is a divan, also called a box spring in some countries

16. The episode of the divan on the stairs had occurred three days ago.

17. Accommodation 145 apartments with bathroom, terrace, kitchenette and living rooms with convertible divan.

18. The guy who let us in flops down on an old divan.

19. Sprawled on their ivory couches and divans of luxury, they gave no thought to Jehovah and his true worship.

20. I sat on the divan and he on his high stool by the bench.

21. Connie parked herself on a white divan and poured out some black steaming liquid.

22. There is a double divan bed and single wardrobe bed in the living-room.

23. With divans, the base is the same size as the mattress, whereas Besteads tend to be larger

24. Continental style bases have flexible wooden slats and are often contained within a traditional divan.

25. I always asked his permission before taking a place next to him on the divan.