SIT - Translation from English into Chinese

I. sit <sat; sitting> [sıt] VB intr

1. sit:

sit

坐 zuò

sit

坐落 zuòluò

sit

被安放 bèi ānfàng

2. sit:

sit

(画像或拍照时)摆好姿势 bǎihǎo zīshì

sit to an artist [or for one's portrait]

摆好姿势让画家画像

3. sit:

sit

担任公职 dānrèn gōngzhí

sit

占议席 zhàn yìxí

sit on a committee

担任委员会的委员

4. sit (for) mainly Brit:

sit

参加考试 cānjiā kǎoshì

II. sit <sat; sitting> [sıt] VB trans

sit

使坐 shǐ zuò

She sat the baby at a little table.

她让宝宝坐在一个小桌旁。

sit <sat; sitting> [sıt]

sit around [or about]

无所事事 wú suǒ shì shì

sit back

向后靠着坐 xiàng hòu kàozhe zuò

sit back

不再积极采取行动 bùzài jījí cǎiqǔ xíngdòng

sit in

参加静坐示威 cānjiā jìngzuò shìwēi

sit in for

代(某人)行使职务(或做事) dài…xíngshǐ zhíwù

sit in for sb as the chairman of the meeting

代替某人当会议主席

sit in on

列席(会议等) lièxí

sit out

(舞会中始终)坐在一旁不参加 zuò zai yīpáng bù cānjiā

sit out

坐到(演出等)结束 zuòdào jiéshù

sit up

熬夜 áoyè

baby-sit VB trans, intr

baby-sit → sitter

baby-sit

临时照看(小孩) línshí zhàokàn

▶ baby-sitter N

sitter [ˈsıtə] N, babysitter

sitter

代人照看孩子的临时保姆 dàirén zhàokàn háizi de línshí bǎomǔ

house-sit <house-sat; house-sitting> VB intr

house-sit

(房主外出时)以入住方式代为照看房子 yǐ rùzhù fāngshì dàiwéi zhàokàn fángzi

▶ house-sitter N

sit-in N

sit-in

静坐示威 jìngzuò shìwēi

sit-up N SPORTS

sit-up

仰卧起坐 yǎngwòqǐzuò

Present

I	sit
you	sit
he/she/it	sits
we	sit
you	sit
they	sit

Past

I	sat
you	sat
he/she/it	sat
we	sat
you	sat
they	sat

Present Perfect

I	have	sat
you	have	sat
he/she/it	has	sat
we	have	sat
you	have	sat
they	have	sat

Past Perfect

I	had	sat
you	had	sat
he/she/it	had	sat
we	had	sat
you	had	sat
they	had	sat

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Each parent should pay $19.50 a day for these teachers to baby-sit their children.

voices.washingtonpost.com

Or you could offer to baby-sit for friends.

www.dailyherald.com

I have never thought to ask whether he was ever asked to baby-sit me again.

www.jamaicaobserver.com

First she made dinner for her family and helped baby-sit her friend's twin brothers.

www.oregonlive.com

The families regularly spend time at each other's house and baby-sit each other's children.

www.dailyherald.com