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💪chest

noun
/tʃɛst/
cherubic chevron

Meaning

the front part of the human body between the neck and the stomach
the front surface of a person's or animal's body between the neck and abdomen; a large strong box
the front part of a person's or animal's body between the neck and the stomach

Example Sentences

He felt a pain in his chest after running.

The doctor listened to his chest with a stethoscope.

He felt a sharp pain in his chest after running.

Example Expressions

off your chest

Synonyms

thorax, breast, trunk, ribcage, torso, box, upper body
Entry 1
thorax, breast, trunk, ribcage, torso
Entry 2
torso, breast, trunk, box
Entry 3
breast, torso, upper body

Antonyms

back, rear, spine
Entry 1
back, rear
Entry 2
back, spine, rear
Entry 3
back, spine, rear

Collocations

chest pain, broad chest, chest muscles, chest infection, treasure chest, chest of drawers, chest X-ray
Entry 1
chest pain, broad chest, chest muscles, chest infection
Entry 2
chest pain, treasure chest, chest of drawers
Entry 3
chest pain, chest muscles, treasure chest, chest X-ray

More Example Sentences

I have chest pain.

I am feeling chest pain.

I have some pain in my chest.

I feel a slight pressure in my chest.

I have had a pain in my chest for 3 days.

My chest hurts. Can you check what is wrong with me?

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