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seating

/ˈsiː.tɪŋ/

Tradução: Ato ou efeito de acomodar pessoas em assentos; o conjunto de assentos ou lugares disponíveis em um local, transporte ou evento., Verbo que indica a ação de sentar alguém ou providenciar um lugar para alguém se sentar; também pode significar acomodar ou colocar alguém em determinado assento.

2 verbetes

noun

/ˈsiː.tɪŋ/B1formal
  • ptAto ou efeito de acomodar pessoas em assentos; o conjunto de assentos ou lugares disponíveis em um local, transporte ou evento.

A noun referring to the provision of seats or places to sit, often in a public venue, vehicle, or event.

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  1. Arrangement of seatsB1formal

    The arrangement or provision of seats in a place like a theater, hall, or vehicle.

    ptDisposição dos assentos

    • The theater has excellent seating for all performances.
    • We need to check the seating capacity of the venue.
    • The seating in the stadium is tiered for better views.
  2. Seats or chairsB1formal

    The seats themselves or the act of providing places to sit.

    ptAssentos

    • The restaurant offers comfortable seating for 100 guests.
    • Outdoor seating is available on the patio.
    • The conference room has flexible seating arrangements.

    Sinônimosaccommodation

Formas
  • seatings plural form
  • seatings' possessive plural form
  • seating's possessive singular form

verb

seat/siːt/B2formal
  • ptVerbo que indica a ação de sentar alguém ou providenciar um lugar para alguém se sentar; também pode significar acomodar ou colocar alguém em determinado assento.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing someone to sit down or providing a seat.

  1. Cause to sitA2formal

    To guide or direct someone to sit down in a particular place.

    ptSentar

    • The waiter seated us at a table by the window.
    • Please seat the guests in the front row.
    • She seated her children around the dinner table.

    Sinônimosensconceinstallplacepositionsetsit

  2. Install or establishB2formal

    To install or place someone in a position of authority or power.

    ptEmpossar

    • The new government was seated after the election.
    • He was seated as the chairman of the board.
    • The committee seated a new member to replace the retiring one.

    Sinônimosappointestablishinaugurateinductinstallinvest

    Antônimosdeposedethroneoustremove

  3. Provide seatingB1formal

    To have enough seats for a certain number of people.

    ptAcomodar

    • The auditorium seats 500 people comfortably.
    • This restaurant seats only 50 guests.
    • The stadium seats over 80,000 fans.

    Sinônimosaccommodatecontainholdtake

Formas
  • seated past participle
  • seated past simple
  • seating present participle
  • seats third person singular