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Definitions from the WebSit OnVerb phrase (transitive) 1. To take a seat or occupy a chair, bench, or any other surface meant for sitting. Sample sentence: She prefers to sit on the porch and enjoy her morning coffee. Verb phrase (intransitive) 1. To be situated on top of something or to rest on a particular surface. Sample sentence: The vase sits on the bookshelf, adding a pop of color to the room. Verb phrase (transitive) 1. To keep or store something on a surface or object. Sample sentence: Please sit your keys on the table so that you don't forget them. Phrase (idiomatic) 1. To delay or postpone dealing with a matter or making a decision about it. Sample sentence: They chose to sit on the proposal until they had gathered more information. Related Products: | ||||
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