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foldaway

[ UK /fˈə‍ʊldəwˌe‍ɪ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. capable of being folded up and stored
    a foldaway bed

How To Use foldaway In A Sentence

  • There must be some better way to communicate with the kitchen so I take it to be an affectation, the other one being that although the food is already plated up when it arrives, it is served from a foldaway side table.
  • Mayo in your Pocket is a foldaway, comprehensive double-sided A2 sheet, to pocket size information pack, containing not one but four maps.
  • The last room in the row belongs to a studio for possible guests, accessible from the lobby via a foldaway loft ladder.
  • It took 860 reports of ladders breaking and 28 injuries before Frontgate recalled foldaway ladders that had been on the market for five years. How many falls does it take to get a ladder recalled?
  • The Cotswold Company sells a wall-mounted, foldaway ironing board for £99, which is full-size and pivots out from a neat wall-fixed unit.
  • Foldaway furniture is the answer where space is at a premium.
  • The rain gear, the walking gear, the perambulators, foldaway stools and the kids were packed in.
  • The Cotswold Company sells a wall-mounted, foldaway ironing board for £99, which is full-size and pivots out from a neat wall-fixed unit.
  • And a much-needed foldaway kitchen area will also be installed at the back of the church to cater for events.
  • This technology allows for easy set - up, simple foldaway and convenient storage and portability.
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