Vocab Bloom Hub

sit up

/sɪt ʌp/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar a ação de passar da posição deitada ou curvada para a posição sentada ereta, ou para descrever um súbito estado de alerta ou atenção.

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/sɪt ʌp/B1formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar a ação de passar da posição deitada ou curvada para a posição sentada ereta, ou para descrever um súbito estado de alerta ou atenção.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of moving from a lying or slouching position to an upright sitting position, or to suddenly become alert or attentive.

incontável · intransitivo · phrasal, sem objeto

  1. Move to an upright positionformal

    To change from a lying or slouching position to a sitting position.

    ptSentar-se ereto

    • He sat up in bed when he heard the noise.
    • The baby is learning to sit up on her own.
    • She sat up slowly after lying down for a nap.

    Antônimoslie downreclineslouchsprawl

  2. Stay awake lateinformal

    To remain awake and not go to bed, often waiting for something.

    ptFicar acordado até tarde

    • We sat up late watching movies.
    • She sat up waiting for her son to come home.
    • I sat up all night to finish the report.

    Sinônimosstay up

    Antônimosretiresleep

  3. Become alert or attentiveinformal

    To suddenly become more alert or pay closer attention.

    ptFicar alerta

    • The news made everyone sit up and take notice.
    • His speech made the audience sit up and listen.
    • The sudden noise made the dog sit up and bark.

    Sinônimosalertbrightenperk uprousetake noticewake up

Formas
  • sat up past participle
  • sat up past simple
  • sitting up present participle
  • sits up third person singular

Verbo basesit

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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