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sit
/sɪt/ noun · plural: sits A1 (estimated)
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to sit
/sɪt/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. of a person, be in a position in which the upper body is upright and the legs are supported
| German | sitzen, setzen, hocken |
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| French | asseoir, seoir, s’asseoir |
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| Portuguese | sentar, abancar |
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| Czech | sedět |
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| Italian | sedere, sedersi |
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| Spanish | sentarse, sentar, seer |
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| Dutch | zitten |
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| Swedish | sitta, sätta |
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| Latin | sedeo, resido, sedentare |
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2. of an object: occupy a given position permanently
3. to be a member of a deliberative body
| German | sitzen, angehören |
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| French | siéger |
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| Spanish | pertenecer |
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| Swedish | sitta |
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4. of an agreement or arrangement, to be accepted
| Spanish | encajar |
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| Swedish | välkomna |
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