sit-down
英 ['sitdaun]
美
- n. 静坐抗议；静坐罢工
- adj. 静坐罢工（或示威）的
- sit-down (adj.)
- 1836 of meals, 1936 of strikes, from verbal phrase (c. 1200), from sit (v.) + down (adv.); as a noun, sit-down "act of sitting down" is from 1861.
- 1. We can't just sit by and watch you throw your life away.
- 我们不能眼睁睁地看着你毁掉自己的生活。
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- 2. I've asked Mum to sit for us next Saturday.
- 我已经拜托妈妈下周六为我们临时照看一下孩子。
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- 3. The party's three MPs will continue to sit in parliament.
- 这个党派有3名议员会继续在议会任职。
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- 4. He pointed to a chair, signalling for her to sit.
- 他指着一把椅子，示意她坐下。
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- 5. I like to keep going. I hate to sit still.
- 我喜欢一直有事情做，讨厌一动不动地坐着。
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