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sat [sæt] VB

sat pt, pp of sit

See also sit

I . sit <-tt-, sat, sat> [sɪt] VB intr

1. sit (be in seat):

sit

2. sit (take seat):

sit

3. sit (to dog):

sit!
siad!

4. sit (be placed):

sit

5. sit (rest unmoved):

sit

6. sit (be in session):

7. sit AM (be in office):

sit

8. sit (fit):

sit

10. sit inf (babysit):

11. sit AM (be agreeable):

II . sit <-tt-, sat, sat> [sɪt] VB trans

1. sit (put on seat):

sit

2. sit Brit (take exam):

I . sit <-tt-, sat, sat> [sɪt] VB intr

1. sit (be in seat):

sit

2. sit (take seat):

sit

3. sit (to dog):

sit!
siad!

4. sit (be placed):

sit

5. sit (rest unmoved):

sit

6. sit (be in session):

7. sit AM (be in office):

sit

8. sit (fit):

sit

10. sit inf (babysit):

11. sit AM (be agreeable):

II . sit <-tt-, sat, sat> [sɪt] VB trans

1. sit (put on seat):

sit

2. sit Brit (take exam):

baby-sit <-sat, -sat> VB intr

sit about esp Brit, sit around VB intr

sit back VB intr

1. sit back (lean back):

2. sit back (do nothing):

I . sit down VB intr

1. sit down (take seat):

2. sit down (be sitting):

3. sit down fig (take time):

II . sit down VB trans

1. sit down (put in seat):

2. sit down (take seat):

sit in VB intr

2. sit in (represent):

3. sit in (hold sit-in):

sit on VB trans

1. sit on board, committee:

2. sit on inf (withhold):

3. sit on (rebuke):

I . sit out VB intr (sit outdoors)

II . sit out VB trans

1. sit out (not take part in):

2. sit out (remain until the end):

I . sit up VB intr

1. sit up (rise):

2. sit up (sit erect):

sit up!

3. sit up fig inf (pay attention):

4. sit up (not go to bed):

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Men and women sat separately, the full service in the traditional prayer book was followed, and the congregation still trained men for rabbinic ordination.
en.wikipedia.org
The land the house sat on became the site of elementary school P.S. 236.
en.wikipedia.org
His colleagues sat around him at a folding table with a festive tablecloth and a decorative fir branch.
www.latimes.com
The simple church was enlarged 1849 into cruciform plan that sat a thousand.
en.wikipedia.org
She sat in the European Parliament for four years, but died of cancer at the age of 49.
en.wikipedia.org
Bouncers as wide as they were tall sat on stools on the sidewalk, giving prospective customers the once-over.
gadling.com
Cans, baseballs, plastic bottles and even a baby's high chair sat on the sand mixed with piles of discarded wood and shards of plastic.
www.cleveland.com
People usually sat on cushions or otherwise on the floor, traditionally; chairs and high tables were not widely used until the 20th century.
en.wikipedia.org
Those scornful of the decision, he said, likely hadn't sat through all the evidence.
www.calgarysun.com
The two occupants sat in separate cockpits, the forward one at the wing leading edge and the second close behind over mid-chord.
en.wikipedia.org

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