English to Basque Meaning of headrest - buru

Headrest :
buru
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Definitions of headrest in English
Noun(1) a cushion attached to the top of the back of an automobile's seat to prevent whiplash(2) a rest for the head
Examples of headrest in English
(1) He once again ran his hands through his hair and leaned his head back on the headrest of his chair for a moment.(2) I was staring out the windshield when I noticed his arm rising up in the air and slowly inching behind the headrest of my seat.(3) So I recently arrived in the US for a prolonged stay and there was a TV in the headrest of the seat ahead of me on the flight over.(4) In the headrest of the seat in front was a television.(5) I stuck it on the headrest on the passenger seat, to keep me company.(6) He reached over the headrest of the seat and pulled Reid's arms back, trying to restrain him.(7) Jason slung an arm casually over the headrest of the bus chair.(8) I looked over to see his red head propped up on the headrest of the lounge chair.(9) Trying to calm myself, I unbuckled my seatbelt and turned to Eddie, one hand on the dashboard and one on the headrest of my seat.(10) I muttered out a thank you, and rode in silence, glaring holes into the headrest of Tomas's seat(11) There is also a glass draught panel between the seat headrests .(12) Another option is to design headrests that disappear when not needed.(13) These curvy white babies are rounded and pod-like, with padded red handles, blue headrests and orange seats.(14) East Lancashire rail passengers will arrive refreshed thanks to a blend of aromatherapy oils in their seat headrests .(15) With the roof open, wind disturbance is reasonable and much reduced when the fabric windbreak is put in place between the seat headrests .(16) They are very effective, simple to use and compatible with headrests and seats in cars, planes, buses and trains.
Related Phrases of headrest
(1) head rest ::
burua atseden
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Noun
1. head restraint ::
burua eusteko
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