To be 'part of the furniture' means to be so familiar and long-standing in a place or situation that one is almost unnoticed.
znajomy; będący tam od dawna; niezauważony
| Idiom | part of the furniture |
|---|---|
| Definition | familiar; having been there for a long time; not noticed |
| Examples | - Cameras are now part of the furniture on the streets on most big cities. - She treated me as if I were part of the furniture. |
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