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Definition 1:
To be in a position in which your bottom is resting on a chair, the ground, etc., especially with your back upright .
Examples:
He was sitting in a chair next to the window.
She sat across from me during dinner.
The children sat cross-legged on the floor playing a game.
Are you going to sit there and watch TV all day?
Don’t just sit there—do/say something!
You can’t expect young children to sit still [=sit without moving around] for that long.
Definition 2:
To begin to sit :to put yourself in a sitting position .
Examples:
He went over and sat [=sat down] in a chair next to the window.
She walked around the table and sat across from me.
Definition 3:
To cause (someone) to be seated :to put (someone) in a sitting position .
Examples:
She sat the toddler in the chair.
Definition 4:
To rest with the tail end of the body on the floor and the front legs straight .
Examples:
The cat likes to sit by the window.
He taught the dog to sit (on command).
Sit! Good dog!
Definition 5:
To rest on the top or the edge of something .
Examples:
The bird sat on the ledge.
Definition 6:
To be or stay in a particular place, position, or condition .
Examples:
The limousine is sitting outside.
A vase sat on the table.
The sled sits unused in the garage during the summer.
Definition 7:
To be a member of an official group that has meetings .
Examples:
She sits on the board of directors.
Definition 8:
To meet in order to carry on official business :to hold a session .
Examples:
The court is now sitting.
Parliament will sit for four months.
Definition 9:
To take care of a child while the child’s parents are away :babysit .
Examples:
She sits for the neighbors’ kids. = She sits for the neighbors.
Definition 10:
To take care of something while the owner is away usually used in combination see also house-sit.
Examples:
Can you dog-sit [=take care of my dog] for me this weekend?
Definition 11:
To have enough seats for (a certain number of people) .
Examples:
The car sits [=seats] five (people).
Definition 12:
To pose for a portrait, photograph, etc. .
Examples:
She agreed to sit for the painting/painter.
Definition 13:
To take (an examination) + obj no obj .
Examples:
Students will sit the exam next week.
The course prepares students to sit for the exam.
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