CHEST


Meaning of CHEST in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ barrel , big , broad , huge , manly , massive , muscled , muscular , powerful , strong

▪ narrow

▪ flat

She wears loose clothes to hide her flat ~.

▪ bare , naked

▪ hairy

▪ hairless , smooth

▪ bad ( BrE ), tight , weak ( esp. BrE )

▪ lower , upper

VERB + CHEST

▪ clutch , clutch at

Clutching his ~ in agony, he fell to the ground.

▪ beat , pound , thump

‘You need to have courage,’ he said, thumping his ~.

▪ puff , puff out

He puffed out his ~ proudly.

▪ shave , wax

CHEST + VERB

▪ expand , heave , rise and fall

▪ puff , puff out , puff up , swell

His ~ puffed out with indignation at the suggestion.

His ~ swelled with pride as he accepted the award.

▪ constrict ( esp. AmE ), tighten

Her ~ tightened with fear.

▪ ache , burn

She ran until her ~ ached.

CHEST + NOUN

▪ discomfort , pain , tightness

▪ injury , wound

▪ complaint ( BrE ), condition ( BrE ), disease , infection , problems

▪ radiograph , X-ray

▪ clinic

▪ muscles

▪ hair

▪ area , cavity

PREPOSITION

▪ in the/your ~

She was hit in the ~ by two of the bullets.

▪ on the/your ~

the hairs on his ~

▪ to the/your ~

He suffered burns to the ~ and neck.

She clutched her baby tightly to her ~.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .