day bed
noun [ C ] uk/ˈdeɪ ˌbed/ us/ˈdeɪ ˌbed/
(also daybed)（室内或室外使用的）坐卧两用长沙发，大躺椅，日间床
a bed inside or outside the house for lying or resting on during the day
There is a brown velvet daybed in the living room. 客厅里有一张棕色的天鹅绒大躺椅。
The hotel rooftop has couches, day beds, a bar and a pool. 酒店天台上有沙发、大躺椅、酒吧和游泳池。
（医院的）日间床位
a bed in a hospital for someone having treatment who needs to lie down for a time but does not need to stay for a night
The new 31,000-square-foot wing will add 20 inpatient beds and 12 day beds. 楼房新翼面积有3万1千平方英尺，将增加20个住院床位和12个日间床位。
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- She was lounging on the antique daybed in her kimono.
- Lili found Serge lying on a yellow daybed by the pool.
- Guests can spend their days in blissful indolence, flitting from day bed to lounger.
- We have a couple of day beds for patients who need to rest under observation following treatment.
- The laser treatment is much cheaper than conventional surgery: patients are in and out in half an hour, with no need for day beds.