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Meanings of sit in English
Usage of sit in English
1
In both cases, students will sit English paper one in the morning.
2
Question: My daughter is due to sit the Leaving Cert next year.
3
Like the post, many public services now sit outside the public sector.
4
A nice sit-down to talk about the good times in the Glade?
5
Let sit at least 20 minutes to allow the flavors to develop.
6
Come sit beside me and let's talk a minute first, all right?
7
They sit 11 points behind St. Louis with just seven games left.
8
Let it sit for five minutes and wash off in warm water.
9
In the evening I sit with the family in the parlour, talking.
10
Still partly sedated, she was nevertheless able to sit up without support.
11
Several legislators opposed to the deal threatened to hold an open-ended sit-in.
12
They currently sit third in the table, four points behind leaders Aberdeen.
13
Some say the attorney general is content to sit on her lead.
14
Actually, the sit-ins represented an intricate union of economic and moral power.
15
Government decides Dáil should sit next Wednesday to rush through new legislation.
16
She used to come right in and sit in his visitor's chair.
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Sit through the time
Sit across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
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