reseat

• 动词，指重新坐下，或让某人换到另一个座位。

A verb meaning to sit down again or to provide someone with a new seat.

1. Provide with a new seatB2formal

   To give someone a new or different seat, often in a theater, airplane, or event.

   换座位

   • The usher reseated the guests after the first row was reserved.
   • They had to reseat the passengers due to a technical issue.
   • The host reseated the latecomers in the back of the hall.

   同义词reassignreposition

2. Provide with new seatsB2formal

   To replace or install new seating in a venue or vehicle.

   更换座椅

   • The stadium was reseated with more comfortable chairs.
   • The airline decided to reseat the entire economy class.
   • The theater was reseated to improve the audience's experience.

3. Show to a different seatB2formal

   To guide someone to a different seat than the one they originally had.

   换座位

   • The flight attendant reseated the family together.
   • The teacher reseated the students to reduce distractions.
   • The event coordinator reseated the VIP guests closer to the stage.

   同义词movereassignrelocatereposition