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to sit

 

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Term: to sit

Part of speech: verb

Senses:

  1. To rest on a surface with the weight supported by the buttocks and thighs, without standing, walking, or leaning.
    • Example sentence 1: She asked him to sit down while they discussed the issue.
    • Example sentence 2: Let's sit on the bench and watch the sunset.
  2. To occupy a seat or place.
    • Example sentence 1: The ceremony was about to start, so everyone hurried to sit in their assigned seats.
    • Example sentence 2: I like to sit at my desk to work because it helps me focus.
  3. To be in a position or location.
    • Example sentence 1: The city of Paris sits on the banks of the River Seine.
    • Example sentence 2: Our house sits at the top of the hill, providing a beautiful view.

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