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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a couch for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or intended use of a couch, such as where it will be placed or who it is meant for.
Example: "I bought a couch for the living room to create a cozy space for family gatherings."
Alternatives: "a sofa for" or "a settee for".
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"It seemed like a couch for a basketball player or something," he said.
On his return, he settled on a couch for a nap.
Frankly I'm just grateful to be lying on a couch for 30 minutes during the day.
While browsing on Freecycle for a couch for his pals, he stumbled across Ms. Davis's posting.
They might describe a couch, for example, as being 'gay', so sometimes you'll hear comments.
His turban was neatly prepared and waiting on a couch for the midday prayer when he would don it.
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She decided that after years of paying $1,086 a month or less, she wanted room for a couch and for her bed at her parents' house.
In 2007, an unnamed German student bought a pullout couch for an affordable $215 from a Berlin flea market.
James said he was 'swapping a stony couch for a deep feather bed'.
And rather than just staying at home and becoming a couch potato for the whole day, try to get outside and explore Durham.
A sedentary lifestyle is an unhealthy one; this article is advocating being a couch potato for infrequent relaxing chillouts, not as a permanent habit.
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