| 单词 | sit |
| 释义 | sit verb¹ 1on a chair, etc.在椅子上adverb | verb + sit | preposition | phrases adverb➤motionless, still一动不动地坐着◆just sit still!坐着别动！➤quietly静静地坐着◆he would sit quietly and watch what was happening.他愿意静观事态发展。➤in silence, silently默默地坐着◆we sat in silence for a few moments.我们默默地坐了一会儿。➤calmly, patiently平静地／耐心地坐着➤just, merely, simply只是坐着◆she just sat there staring into space.她就坐在那儿，茫然直视。◆he simply sat there not speaking.他就在那儿坐着，一声不吭。➤comfortably, uncomfortably舒服地／不安地坐着▸➤cross-legged, indian-style, with your legs crossed盘腿坐着；印度人般挺直腰板盘腿而坐；跷腿坐着◆the children sat cross-legged on the floor.孩子们盘腿坐在地板上。◆she was sitting in her chair with her legs crossed.她跷着二郎腿坐在椅子上。➤sideways侧身坐着▸➤bolt upright, erect, straight, upright笔直地坐着◆he sat bolt upright, hands folded in front of him.他笔直地坐着，双手在胸前交叠。➤awkwardly, demurely, primly, stiffly别扭地／矜持地／拘谨地／僵硬地坐着◆she sat primly on the edge of her chair.她拘谨地坐在椅子边上。➤proudly自豪地坐着➤happily高兴地坐着◆elmer was happily sitting in his high chair.埃尔默高兴地坐在高脚椅上。➤down坐下◆please sit down and let me talk to you.请坐下，让我跟你谈谈。➤back舒服地坐好◆joan sat back in her chair.琼舒服地坐在椅子上。◆just sit back and enjoy the show.请就坐观看演出。➤around闲坐◆i hate to be sitting around doing nothing.我不愿闲坐着无所事事。➤side by side, together并排坐；坐在一起➤alone一个人坐着verb + sit➤let sb让某人坐下◆surely someone would stand up and let her sit down?烦请哪位给她让个座？➤gesture for sb to, gesture to sb to, motion sb to, motion for sb to, motion to sb to示意让某人坐下；打手势让某人坐下◆he motioned the young officer to sit down.他示意让那位年轻军官坐下。preposition➤against背靠⋯坐◆he was sitting against the wall.他靠墙坐着。➤around围着⋯坐◆the kids sat around a campfire.孩子们围坐在篝火旁。➤astride跨坐在⋯上◆she was sitting astride a horse.她骑在马上。➤at坐在⋯旁◆we sat at a table in the corner.我们在角落里的一张桌子旁坐下。➤behind坐在⋯后◆the manager sat behind his desk.经理坐在他的办公桌后。➤beside坐在⋯旁边◆she went and sat beside him.她走过去坐在他旁边。➤in坐在⋯里◆he sat back in his chair and started to read.他向后靠着坐在椅子上，开始看书。➤on坐在⋯上◆can i sit on this chair?我可以坐这把椅子吗？➤opposite坐在⋯对面◆they sat opposite each other.他们面对面坐着。➤under坐在⋯下◆she sat under an apple tree.她坐在一棵苹果树下。phrases➤a place to sit座位◆ann found a place to sit.安找到了一个座位。➤sit down (with sb)（和某人）坐下来谈谈◆i recently had a chance to sit down with britain's foreign secretary.我最近与英国外交大臣有一次会面。➤sit and..., sit back and..., sit idly by and... (figurative) 坐视不管；袖手旁观◆how can you sit back and watch him suffer?看着他受苦，你怎么能袖手旁观？◆we can't sit idly by and let this happen.我们不能坐视不管，任由这样的事情发生。sit verb² 2seem right/not seem right看似合适或不合适adverb | preposition adverb➤comfortably, easily, happily, nicely, well很合适▸➤uneasily (especially bre) 不太合适preposition➤with被⋯接受◆his views did not sit well with the management line.他的观点和管理层不是很一致。sit verb ●sit upadverb➤abruptly, quickly, suddenly突然坐起来➤immediately立即坐直➤slowly慢慢坐起身◆she slowly sat up and looked around.她慢慢坐起来环顾四周。➤straight坐正phrases➤sit up and take notice (figurative) 关注起来；警觉起来◆their actions have forced us to sit up and take notice.他们的行为迫使我们警觉起来。sit verb ➡ see also the entries for lie verb and stand 1另见 lie 动词词条和 stand 条第 1 义sit ♦︎ sit down ♦︎ be seated ♦︎ take a seat ♦︎ perchthese words all mean to rest your weight on your bottom with your back upright, for example on a chair.这些词均表示坐、坐下。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆to sit / sit down / be seated / take a seat / perch on sth◆to sit / sit down / be seated / take a seat in sth■ sit (sitting, sat, sat) [intransitive] to rest your weight on your bottom with your back upright, for example on a chair坐◆may i sit here?我可以坐在这儿吗？◆i was sitting at my desk, gazing out of the window.我正坐在书桌前，凝视着窗外。◆sit still, will you!你坐着别动，行吗！◆sit up straight－don't slouch.坐直了 － 别没精打采的。◆she sat back and stretched out her legs.她舒舒服服地坐在椅子上，伸出两条腿。ⓘ sit is usually used with an adverb or prepositional phrase to show where or how sb sits, but sometimes another phrase or clause is used to show what sb does while they are sitting. * sit 通常与副词或介词短语连用，表明坐的位置或姿势，但有时会用另一个短语或从句来说明某人坐着干某事◆we sat talking for hours.我们坐着谈了好几个钟头。◆he sat and stared at the letter in front of him.他坐在那里，凝视着面前的那封信。you sit on a chair with a straight back and no arms and you also sit on a sofa; you sit in an armchair.表示坐在有靠背但没有扶手的椅子上或沙发上，sit 后面要接介词 on ；表示坐在扶手椅子上，sit 后面要接介词 in。 opp stand , stand up → stand 1 ■ sit down ■ sit yourself down -->phrasal verb(sitting, sat, sat)to move from a standing position to a sitting position坐下；就座◆please sit down.请坐。◆he sat down on the bed.他在床边坐下。◆come in and sit yourselves down.都进来坐下。opp get up , stand up → stand 1 ■ be seated --> [transitive] (formal) to be sitting就座；落座◆she was seated at the head of the table.她坐在首座。◆wait until all the guests are seated.等所有客人都落座。ⓘ be seated is often used as a formal way of inviting sb to sit down. * be seated 常用作请某人就座的正式说法◆please be seated.请就座。■ take a seat -->phrase(took, taken)to sit down坐下；就座◆please take a seat. i'll be with you shortly.请坐，我马上就过来。◆he took a seat at the opposite end of the table.他在桌子另一端的一个座位坐下。ⓘ take a seat is used especially as a polite way of inviting sb to sit down. * take a seat 尤用作请某人就座的礼貌说法。 ➡ see also seat → chair ■ perch [intransitive, transitive] (always used with an adverb or preposition总是与副词或介词连用) (rather informal) to sit on sth, especially on the edge of sth坐；坐在⋯边沿◆we perched on a couple of high stools at the bar.我们坐在酒吧里的几个高脚凳上。◆she perched herself on the edge of the bed.她坐在床沿上。sit(sitting, sat, sat) [intransitive] to rest your weight on your bottom with your back upright, for example on a chair坐◆may i sit here?我可以坐在这儿吗？◆i was sitting at my desk, gazing out of the window.我正坐在书桌前，凝视着窗外。◆sit still, will you!你坐着别动，行吗！◆sit up straight－don't slouch.坐直了 － 别没精打采的。◆she sat back and stretched out her legs.她舒舒服服地坐在椅子上，伸出两条腿。ⓘ sit is usually used with an adverb or prepositional phrase to show where or how sb sits, but sometimes another phrase or clause is used to show what sb does while they are sitting. * sit 通常与副词或介词短语连用，表明坐的位置或姿势，但有时会用另一个短语或从句来说明某人坐着干某事◆we sat talking for hours.我们坐着谈了好几个钟头。◆he sat and stared at the letter in front of him.他坐在那里，凝视着面前的那封信。you sit on a chair with a straight back and no arms and you also sit on a sofa; you sit in an armchair.表示坐在有靠背但没有扶手的椅子上或沙发上，sit 后面要接介词 on ；表示坐在扶手椅子上，sit 后面要接介词 in。 opp stand , stand up → stand 1 sit/sɪt ||; sɪt/verb (present participle sitting;past tense past participle sat /sæt ||; sæt/) 1. [i] to rest your weight on your bottom, for example in a chair 坐: ◇we sat in the garden all afternoon. 我们整个下午坐在花园里。◇she was sitting on the sofa, talking to her mother. 她坐在沙发上和母亲交谈。 2. [t] sit sb (down) to put sb into a sitting position; make sb sit down 使坐下: ◇he picked up his daughter and sat her down on a chair. 他抱起女儿，让她在椅子上坐下来。◇she sat me down and offered me a cup of tea. 她请我坐下，给我一杯茶。 3. [i] to be in a particular place or position 在某处；处于某种状况: ◇the letter sat on the table for several days before anybody opened it. 那封信在桌上放了好几天才有人打开来看。 4. [t] (brit 英) to take an exam 参加考试: ◇if i fail, will i be able to sit the exam again? 如果我不及格，可不可以重考？ 5. [i] (formal 正式) (used about an official group of people) to have a meeting or series of meetings （指官方团体等）开会 sit on the fence to avoid saying which side of an argument you support 骑墙观望；对争执双方不表态 sit about/around(informal 非正式) to spend time doing nothing active or useful 闲坐: ◇we just sat around chatting all afternoon. 我们整个下午坐在那儿聊天。 sit back to relax and not take an active part in what other people are doing 休息: ◇sit back and take it easy while i make dinner. 我去弄晚饭，你坐下休息。 sit down to lower your body into a sitting position 坐下: ◇he sat down in an armchair. 他在扶手椅里坐下来。 sit sth out 1. to stay in a place and wait for sth unpleasant or boring to finish 等待不快或乏味的事结束 2. to not take part in a dance, game, etc 坐在一旁不参加（跳舞、游戏等） sit through sth to stay in your seat until sth boring or long has finished 坐着等待无聊或冗长的事结束 sit up 1. to move into a sitting position when you have been lying down or to make your back straight 坐起来；坐直: ◇sit up straight and concentrate! 坐端正，集中注意力！ 2. to not go to bed although it is very late 熬夜: ◇we sat up all night talking. 我们整晚都在聊天。 sit1 to be sitting in a chair, on the floor etc2 to sit after you have been standing3 to sit with your legs in a particular position4 a place where you can sit5 what you say to tell someone to sit6 something that is done while sittingrelated wordssee alsostand,lie,bend (2),1. to be sitting in a chair, on the floor etc 坐在椅子上、地板上等 sit /sɪt/ [intransitive verb] to be in a chair, on the floor etc, with the weight of your body resting on your bottom, not on your feet 坐 is it okay if i sit here? 我坐在这里行吗？ do you want to sit next to brian? 你想坐在布赖恩旁边吗？ let's go sit outside. 我们坐到外面去吧。 a woman in a huge hat came and sat right in front of us. 一个戴了一顶巨大帽子的女人来了，就坐在我们的前面。 billy sat on the edge of the desk, swinging his legs. 比利坐在桌子的边上，摇晃着他的两条腿。 i saw a man with grey hair sitting in the car next to jean. 我看到车里有一个白发男子坐在琼的身边。 come and sit on mommy's knee. 来，坐在妈妈的膝盖上。sit at a desk/table/bar/fire etc a grey-haired woman was sitting at the reception desk. 一个灰白头发的女子坐在接待处。sit around a desk/table etc we all used to sit around the kitchen table, smoking and chatting. 以前我们都会围坐在厨房的餐桌旁边抽烟、聊天。sit still sit quietly without moving 坐着不动 i wish you children would sit still for 10 minutes. 我希望你们这些孩子安静地坐十分钟不要动。 sit up /ˌsɪt ˈʌp/ [intransitive phrasal verb] to move your body so that you are sitting, after you have been lying down, or to sit so that your back is straight 坐起来，坐直 when i got home, nigel was sitting up in bed. 我回家的时候，奈杰尔正从床上坐起来。 sit up like a big girl, and eat your dinner. 像大姑娘一样坐直吃饭。sit up straight sit with your back very straight 挺直背坐 cadets here are taught to always dress neatly and to sit up straight. 这里的学员被训练一定要穿戴整齐、坐姿端正。 sit back /ˌsɪt ˈbæk/ [intransitive phrasal verb] to lean your back against the back of the chair, after you have been sitting straight, especially because this is more comfortable 靠着坐好［尤因更舒适］ just sit back, relax, and enjoy the music. 靠在椅子上坐好，放松下来，好好享受这音乐。 mel sat back on the couch and admired the view of the city. 梅尔靠坐在沙发上，欣赏这城市的风景。 be seated /biː ˈsiːtə̇d/ [verb phrase] formal to be sitting in a particular chair or place, especially because someone has asked or arranged for you to sit there 【正式】就座，入座［尤指经别人安排坐在某位置上］ the meal cannot start until everyone is seated. 大家都就座了才可以开始用餐。 john was seated on my left. 约翰坐在我的左边。 helen was more than pleased to be seated beside chris. she'd always wanted to meet him. 海伦非常高兴被安排坐在克里斯旁边，她一直想认识他。 lounge /laʊndʒ/ [intransitive verb] to sit so that you are very comfortable and relaxed, sometimes almost lying down 懒洋洋地坐［躺］着 lounge on i dried off, then lounged on a hammock at the poolside. 我擦干身子，然后舒舒服服地躺在泳池边的吊床上。lounge in are you the sort of person who likes to lounge in bed at the weekend? 你是不是那种喜欢周末赖在床上不肯动的人？ slump /be slumped /slʌmp, biː ˈslʌmpt/ [intransitive verb] to be sitting with the top of your body leaning forwards or sideways and down, as if you are very tired or as if you are unconscious ［如十分疲倦或失去知觉一般］倒伏；瘫坐 slump forward/in/against etc he slumped further forward, his lips parted and his eyes closed. 他又往前倒伏，双唇张开，两眼紧闭。 she slumped back in her seat. 她倒在她的座位上。be slumped in/on/under etc brad was slumped in front of the television watching the game. 布拉德趴坐在电视机前看比赛。 theresa found him slumped over the keyboard. 特雷莎发现他伏在键盘上。sit slumped a young man sat slumped behind the hotel desk, showing little interest in the new arrivals. 一个年轻人歪坐在旅馆的登记柜台旁边，对新来的客人没多大兴趣。 slouch/be slouched /slaʊtʃ, biː ˈslaʊtʃt/ [intransitive verb/verb phrase] to sit in a tired or lazy way, often with your head down and your shoulders sloping downwards 低头垂肩地坐；没精打采地坐 marie, don't slouch, sit up straight. 玛丽，别垂头丧气的，坐直吧。slouch back/against/in etc cantor slouched back in his seat and lit a cigarette. 坎托没精打采地靠坐在位子里，点了一支香烟。 i slouched on a bench and watched the children feed the swans. 我没精打采地坐在长凳上，看着孩子们喂天鹅。be slouched in/over/beside etc one boy was slouched down in his chair, with a baseball cap almost covering his eyes. 一个男孩垂着头坐在椅子上，一顶棒球帽几乎盖住了他的眼睛。2. to sit after you have been standing 从站立的姿势坐下 sit down /ˌsɪt ˈdaʊn/ [intransitive phrasal verb] to sit on a chair, bed, floor etc, after you have been standing 坐下 come in and sit down. 进来坐下。 oh, it's nice to sit down after all that waiting. 噢，等了那么久，能坐下来真好。 fay sat down on the edge of the bed. 费伊在床沿坐了下来。 pull up a chair, and sit down right here. 拖一把椅子过来，坐在这里。 sit /sɪt/ [intransitive verb] to sit in a particular place or position after you have been standing 坐 sit beside/against/next to etc it's so hot in here. shall we go and sit by the window? 这里这么热，我们要不要坐到窗边去？ come and sit next to me -- i haven't seen you for ages. 过来坐在我旁边—好久没见你了。 he sat down right beside me. 他就在我的旁边坐了下来。sit up sit after lying down after a few days, he was finally allowed to sit up in bed. 过了几天，他终于获准在床上坐起来了。 take your seat /ˌteɪk jɔːʳ ˈsiːt/ [verb phrase] to sit down in your chair in a public place such as a theatre or cinema, so that you can watch a play, film, ceremony etc ［在剧院或电影院等里面］就座 would the audience please take their seats -- the show will begin in five minutes. 请观众就座—演出五分钟以后就开始。 she waved before taking her seat at the back of the church. 她挥挥手，在教堂的后面坐了下来。 sink into /ˈsɪŋk ɪntuː/ [transitive phrasal verb] to sit in a comfortable chair, by letting yourself fall back into it, especially because you are tired 倒入［舒服的椅子中，尤因劳累］ it had been an exhausting day. christina gratefully sank into the armchair and kicked off her shoes. 劳累了一天，克里斯蒂娜求之不得地倒入扶手椅中，并蹬掉了鞋子。3. to sit with your legs in a particular position 双腿放在某个位置坐着 kneel also kneel down /niːl, niːl ˈdaʊn/ [intransitive verb] to be or move into a position in which your knees are on the floor and your body is upright 跪，跪下 he told them to kneel, then began to say a prayer. 他叫他们跪下，然后开始祷告。 grandpa knelt down and lifted the little girl into his arms. 祖父跪下来，把小女孩抱在怀里。 an old woman was kneeling at the altar, her hands clasping a rosary. 一个老妇人跪在祭坛前，手中握着一串念珠。 you'll need to bring a small mat to kneel on. 你需要带一个小小的垫子，那就可以跪在上面。 sit cross-legged /sɪt ˌkrɒs ˈlegdǁ-ˌkrɔːs ˈlegə̇d/ [verb phrase] to sit on the ground or floor with your knees bent and your feet crossed in front of you 盘腿坐着 several children sat cross-legged on the floor in front of her. 几个孩子盘腿坐在她前面的地板上。 they were sitting on the bed cross-legged and giggling. 他们盘腿坐在床上咯咯笑。 squat also squat down /skwɒt, ˌskwɒt ˈdaʊnǁskwɑːt/ [intransitive verb usually in progressive] to put your body into a position in which your feet are flat on the ground, your knees are bent up to your chest, and your bottom is off the ground, or to move into this position 蹲，蹲下 a little boy was squatting at the edge of the pool. 一个小男孩蹲在水池边。 people squatted around the fire in small groups 人们三五成群地蹲在火堆的周围。 he squatted down beside me and offered me a cigarette. 他在我身边蹲下，递了一支烟给我。 sit astride /ˌsɪt əˈstraɪd/ [verb phrase] to sit on something or someone, with one leg on each side 跨坐 he sat astride a motorcycle. 他跨骑在一辆摩托车上。 he pinned her to the ground by her shoulders, sitting astride her so that she couldn't move. 他抓着她的肩把她摁倒在地上，骑在她身上让她动不了。 straddle /ˈstrædl/ [transitive verb] to sit on someone or something with one leg on each side, especially when you have to stretch a long way to do this 跨坐在…上［尤指两腿伸得远］ he sat facing her, straddling the small wooden chair. 他跨在小木椅上，坐在她的对面。 i looked up to see her straddling one of the huge branches of the oak tree. 我抬起头来，只见她跨腿坐在橡树上一根粗大的树枝上。4. a place where you can sit 一个能坐的地方 seat /siːt/ [countable noun] something you can sit on, especially in a bus, plane, theatre etc ［尤指公共汽车、飞机、剧院等的］座位，位子 our seats were right at the front of the airplane. 我们的位子就在飞机的前部。 he leaned back in his seat and lit a cigarette. 他仰靠在座位上，点了一支香烟。 when we arrived, every seat was filled, so we stood at the back. 我们来到的时候，每个座位上都已经坐了人，所以我们就站在后面。 there was blood and broken glass all over the front seats. 前排的座位上全是血和碎玻璃。 ‘slow down!’ yelled ben from the back seat. “开慢点！”本在后排座位上大叫。 comfortable padded theater seats 舒适的剧院软座 place /pleɪs/ [countable noun] a particular seat where you sit for a formal meal or in a public place - use this especially to talk about whether seats are available ［正式宴会上或公共场合里的］座位，席位 we'd better hurry and get to our places before the show starts. 我们得赶快在节目开始之前坐到位子上去。 i don't think there are enough places for everyone. 我认为位子不够每个人坐。take your place sit in the seat that you are expected to sit in 坐到自己的位子上 jennifer quietly took her place at the table. 珍妮弗悄悄地在桌子旁边自己的位子上坐了下来。5. what you say to tell someone to sit 叫某人坐下时说的话 sit down /ˌsɪt ˈdaʊn/ spoken sit down -- i have some bad news for you. 坐下来，我有个坏消息要告诉你。 sit down and finish your breakfast. 坐下来，把早餐吃完。 have a seat/take a seat /ˌhæv ə ˈsiːt, ˌteɪk ə ˈsiːt/ [verb phrase] spoken say this to politely ask someone to sit down, especially someone you do not know well 【口】请坐［尤对不熟悉的人说］ take a seat. mr bennet will be available in a moment. 请坐，贝纳特先生一会儿就来。 you'd better have a seat, mr hanks. this may take some time. 您请坐，汉克斯先生，这可能要花点时间。 please be seated /ˌpliːz biː ˈsiːtə̇d/ formal say this to a group of people to ask them politely to sit down, especially at a public occasion or ceremony 【正式】请入座，请坐下［尤指在公共场合或仪式上礼貌地叫大家坐下］ would the audience please be seated. 请观众入座。 please do be seated. this won't take a moment. 请坐下，不会要很长时间。 sit /sɪt/ spoken say this to a dog when you want it to sit down 【口】坐下［用于叫狗坐下］ sit, bowser, sit! good dog! 坐下，鲍泽，坐下！好狗狗！6. something that is done while sitting 坐着完成的 sedentary /ˈsedəntəriǁ-teri/ [adjective] if someone is sedentary or they have a sedentary job, they spend most of their time sitting down ［人］久坐不动的；［工作］坐着做的 the exercise program was aimed at men in their fifties and sixties who were previously sedentary. 这个锻炼计划是针对以前都是久坐不动、年龄在五十多至六十多岁的人。 people with sedentary jobs generally need to eat less than those in very active occupations. 坐着干活的人一般比工作活动量很大的人食量小。 health problems caused by a sedentary lifestyle 因为长期坐着缺乏运动所造成的健康问题 sit-down /ˈsɪt daʊn/ [adjective only before noun] sit-down meal/dinner etc a meal etc in which everyone in a group, usually a large group, sits at tables ［通常一大群人］坐在桌前吃的一顿饭/晚餐等 we usually organize a sit-down dinner, but we wanted to go for something less formal this year. 我们通常都是举办晚宴，但是这一年我们想办一个不是那么正式的。 we offer a cafeteria and a sit-down service at very reasonable rates. 我们有食堂，提供餐饮服务，价格非常合理。 sit /sɪt; sɪt/v sat /sæt; sæt/, sat, sitting 1. [i] a) to be on a chair, on the ground etc with the top half of your body upright and your weight resting on your bottom 坐:◇+ on/in/by etc the children were sitting on the floor. 孩子们坐在地板上。 b) also 又作 sit down to move to a sitting position after you have been standing 坐下:◇+ by/beside etc come and sit by me. 到我身边来坐。 2. [i] to be in a particular position 处于［某位置］:◇+ on/in etc a number of old books sat on the shelf. 一些旧书搁在书架上。 3. [i] to stay in one place for a long time doing nothing useful 待［在某地，无所事事］:◇i spent half the morning sitting in a traffic jam. 我因为交通阻塞坐在车里等了半个上午。 4. [t] to make someone sit somewhere 使就座:◇sit sb in/on etc she sat the boy in the corner. 她让那男孩坐在角落里。 5. sit tight to stay in the same place or situation and not do anything 静观事态的发展:◇investors should sit tight and see what happens in a few days. 投资者应静观其变，看今后几天的形势如何。 6. sit still to sit and not move 坐着不动:◇sit still and let me fix your hair. 坐着别动，我来给你整理一下头发。 7. [t] bre to take an examination 【英】 参加［考试］:◇anna's sitting her gcses this year. 安娜今年要参加普通中学教育证书考试。 8. [i] if a committee, court, or parliament sits, it does its work in an official meeting 开庭; ［委员会、议会］开会:◇the court sits once a month. 法庭每月开庭一次。 9. sit on the fence to avoid saying which side of an argument you support or what you think is the best thing to do 抱骑墙态度，保持中立sit aroundto sit and not do very much 闲坐，干坐:◇dan just sits around watching tv all day. 丹整天就是坐着看电视。sit backto let someone else do something or let something happen, without taking any action yourself 袖手旁观，坐视不管sit downto move into a sitting position after you have been standing 坐下来:◇come over here and sit down. 到这边来坐下。sit in1 sit in for sb to do a job, go to a meeting etc instead of the person who usually does it 代替［某人］2 sit in on sth to watch a meeting or activity but not get involved in it 列席; 旁听:◇do you mind if i sit in on your class? 你介意我来旁听你的课吗？sit sth ↔ outto stay where you are until something finishes and not get involved in it 坐着直到…结束; 待在一旁不参加:◇i'll sit this dance out. 我不跳这个舞。sit through sthto stay until a meeting, performance etc finishes, even if it is very long or boring 坐到…结束:◇we had to sit through a three-hour class this morning. 今天早上我们得坐到听完一堂三小时的课。sit up1 to move to a sitting position after you have been lying down ［从躺姿］坐起来:◇he sat up and rubbed his eyes. 他坐起来揉揉眼睛。2 to stay awake and not go to bed 熬夜，晚睡:◇we sat up all night talking. 我们整夜没睡在讲话。 ☞ sit |
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