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sitting

/ˈsɪt.ɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈsɪt.ɪŋ/formal
  • ruПрилагательное, описывающее человека или животное, находящегося в сидячем положении или занимающего место.

An adjective describing a person or animal that is in a seated position or currently occupying a seat.

  1. Seated positionA2formal

    Describing a person who is in a seated posture, with the torso upright and legs bent, supported by the buttocks.

    ruСидящий

    • The sitting students listened attentively to the lecture.
    • He remained sitting while everyone else stood up.
    • A sitting position is more comfortable for long meetings.

    Synonymsseated

    Antonymskneelinglyingpronerecliningsquattingstandingsupine

  2. Stationary targetB2informal

    Describing a person or thing that is not moving and is therefore an easy target for attack or criticism.

    ruНеподвижная цель

    • The slow-moving ship was a sitting duck for the pirates.
    • Without any defense, the team was a sitting target for their opponents.
    • His outdated arguments made him a sitting target for the debate.

    Synonymsimmobilemotionlessstaticstationarystillunmoving

Forms
  • more sitting comparative form
  • most sitting superlative form
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noun

/ˈsɪt.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее сеанс или период, в течение которого кто-то сидит, например, для фотографии, портрета или официального собрания, такого как заседание законодательного органа или суда.

A noun referring to a session or period during which someone is seated, such as for a photograph, portrait, or a formal meeting like a legislature or court.

  1. Photography sessionB1formal

    The act of assuming a certain position, typically for a photograph or portrait.

    ruСеанс

    • The portrait required three long sittings.
    • She booked a sitting with a professional photographer.
    • The artist scheduled a sitting for the royal family.

    Synonymsposingshoot

  2. Seated positionB1formal

    The act of assuming or maintaining a seated posture.

    ruСидение

    • After a long sitting, his legs felt stiff.
    • The yoga class focused on proper sitting alignment.
    • She found a comfortable sitting on the bench.

    Antonymsstanding

  3. Spiritualist meetingC1formal

    A meeting of spiritualists, often for communication with spirits.

    ruСпиритический сеанс

    • The medium held a sitting for the grieving family.
    • They attended a spiritualist sitting in the old house.
    • The sitting lasted until midnight, with mysterious occurrences.

    Synonymscirclesession

  4. Official sessionB2formal

    A session of a legislature, court, or other official body.

    ruЗаседание

    • The court's sitting was adjourned until Monday.
    • The parliamentary sitting lasted for six hours.
    • During the sitting, the judge heard several cases.

    Synonymsassemblyhearingmeetingsession

Forms
  • sittings plural form
  • sittings' possessive plural form
  • sitting's possessive singular form
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verb

sit/sɪt/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий действие по размещению тела на ягодицах или корточках в состоянии покоя.

A verb used to indicate the act of resting one's body on one's buttocks or haunches.

irregular verb

  1. Rest on buttocksA1formal

    To be in a position where the body is supported by the buttocks and thighs, with the back upright.

    ruСесть

    • Please sit down on the chair.
    • She sat quietly reading a book.
    • The children sat in a circle on the floor.

    Antonymsliestand

  2. Hold a positionC1formal

    To hold an official position or serve in a role, such as a judge or member of parliament.

    ruЗанимать должность

    • He sat as a judge in the high court.
    • She sat on the committee for three years.
    • The president sat for two terms.

    Synonymsofficiatepresideserve

  3. Be located or situatedB2formal

    To be positioned or located in a particular place.

    ruРасполагаться

    • The house sits on top of the hill.
    • The statue sits in the town square.
    • The problem sits at the heart of the debate.

    Synonymslieperchreststand

Forms
  • sat past participle
  • sat past simple
  • sitting present participle
  • sits third person singular

Phrasal variantssit aroundsit bysit downsit insit outsit up

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