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テーブル
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A table is a piece of furniture with a flat top, typically supported by legs, that provides a surface for placing objects or for people to work and eat at. Tables matter because they serve practical everyday purposes in homes, workplaces, and other spaces where people need a convenient surface to use.
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テーブル(table)は、平らな甲板(天板)を脚、支柱またはで支持し、食事または作業に使う台。机の一種、家具の一種である。かつては漢字で洋卓、卓、卓子などと当てて書かれた。 西洋においては、椅子とならんで、最も基本的な家具の一つで、日本では「机及びテーブル」として家庭用品品質表示法の適用対象となっており、雑貨工業品品質表示規程に定めがある。
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