couchbound US
ˈkaʊtʃˌbaʊnd
Definition

Definition of couchbound - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
sedentaryRareUSspending excessive time on the couch watching TV or restingRareUS
  • Her couchbound lifestyle led to weight gain.
inactive lethargic sedentary
2.
medicalRareUSunable to leave the couch due to illness or injuryRareUS
  • After the surgery, he was couchbound for weeks.
bedridden housebound immobile
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Origin of couchbound

French, couche (bed) + bound (confined)

Examples of couchbound in a sentence

  • Being couchbound made him miss out on many activities.
  • The flu left her couchbound for days.
  • He was couchbound after twisting his ankle.

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  1. French:sédentaire, immobilisé, ...
  2. German:sofasüchtig, couchgebunden, ...
  3. Italian:sedentario, bloccato sul divano, ...
  4. Spanish:sedentario, incapacitado, ...
  5. Portuguese:sedentária, imobilizado, ...
  6. Chinese:宅在沙发上的, 动不了的, ...
  7. Japanese:ソファに座りっぱなし, ソファに縛られた, ...
  8. Arabic:مُلتَزِم الأَرِيكَة, ملازِم لِلأَرِيكَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְכּוּר לַסַּפָּה, מְרוּתָּק לַסַּפָּה, ...
  10. Russian:сидячий, лежачий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сидячий на дивані, прикований до дивана, ...
  12. Hindi:सोफे पर बैठा हुआ, सोफे पर पड़ा, ...

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