英语词汇“sit down”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

sit-downadjective [ before noun ]

uk/ˈsɪt.daʊn/us/ˈsɪt.daʊn/

sit-down adjective [ before noun ] (MEAL)

A sit-down meal is served to people who are sitting at a table:

We're having a sit-down meal at our wedding, rather than a buffet.

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Sitting and standing

akimbo
astride
attention
bestride
cross-legged
crouch
four
pew
plop
plump (sb/sth) down
rampant
seated
seating
sit sth out
stand
stand round
strike
take a pew! idiom
take the weight off your feet/legs idiom
weight

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Meals & parts of meals

sit-down adjective [ before noun ] (REFUSE TO WORK)

A sit-down strike or protest is one in which people refuse to leave a place until their demands are listened to:

The workers are holding a sit-down strike.

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Industrial action

abstain
blackleg
cooling-off period
demarcation dispute
direct action
job action
lightning strike
lock
lock sb out
lockout
pay claim
picket
strike
strike pay
strikebreaker
sympathy
walk
walk out
walkout
wildcat strike

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sit-downnoun [ S ]

uk/ˌsɪtˈdaʊn/us/ˌsɪtˈdaʊn/

sit-down noun [ S ] (REST)

UK informal a short period of sitting in order to rest:

You look tired. Why don't you come and have a sit-down for a few minutes.

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Passive and not working

anywhere
arse about/around
breather
breathing space
bum
bum around
float
idle
laze
leave sb be idiom
lie around
moribund
not get/go anywhere idiom
passive
recharge
slob around (sth)
slop around (sth)
stew
take five idiom
torpid

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sit-down noun [ S ] (TALK)

US an occasion when you sit down and talk seriously with someone:

Have a sit-down with her and tell her what the problem is.

单词	sit down
释义	Contents phrasal verb(1) sit down (1) adjective (2) sit-down (MEAL) sit-down (REFUSE TO WORK) noun (2) sit-down (REST) sit-down (TALK) English American Business sit down — phrasal verb with sit uk/sɪt/us/sɪt/verb present participle sitting, past tense and past participle sat to move your body so that the lower part of it is resting on a seat or on the ground: I sat down on the sofa next to Barbara. More examples Do sit down and make yourself comfortable. That'll do, Timothy! Please just sit down and keep quiet. I must sit down, my feet are killing me! He motioned me to sit down. He nudged the cat off the sofa so that he could sit down. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Sitting and standing akimbo astride attention bestride cross-legged crouch four pew plop *plump (sb/sth)* down rampant seated seating sit sth out stand stand round strike take a pew! idiom take the weight off your feet/legs idiom weight See more results » sit-downadjective [ before noun ] uk/ˈsɪt.daʊn/us/ˈsɪt.daʊn/ sit-down adjective [ before noun ] (MEAL) A sit-down meal is served to people who are sitting at a table: We're having a sit-down meal at our wedding, rather than a buffet. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Sitting and standing akimbo astride attention bestride cross-legged crouch four pew plop plump (sb/sth) down rampant seated seating sit sth out stand stand round strike take a pew! idiom take the weight off your feet/legs idiom weight See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Meals & parts of meals sit-down adjective [ before noun ] (REFUSE TO WORK) A sit-down strike or protest is one in which people refuse to leave a place until their demands are listened to: The workers are holding a sit-down strike. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Industrial action abstain blackleg cooling-off period demarcation dispute direct action job action lightning strike lock lock sb out lockout pay claim picket strike strike pay strikebreaker sympathy walk walk out walkout wildcat strike See more results » sit-downnoun [ S ] uk/ˌsɪtˈdaʊn/us/ˌsɪtˈdaʊn/ sit-down noun [ S ] (REST) UK informal a short period of sitting in order to rest: You look tired. Why don't you come and have a sit-down for a few minutes. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Passive and not working anywhere arse about/around breather breathing space bum bum around float idle laze leave sb be idiom lie around moribund not get/go anywhere idiom passive recharge slob around (sth) slop around (sth) stew take five idiom torpid See more results » sit-down noun [ S ] (TALK) US an occasion when you sit down and talk seriously with someone: Have a sit-down with her and tell her what the problem is. sit down — phrasal verb with sit us/sɪt/verb to move from a standing position to a sitting position: They sat down on a park bench. She slipped on the ice and sat down with a thump. sit-downnoun [ C ] ukusalso sit-down strike, sit-down protest HR, WORKPLACE, MANAGEMENT a strike in which employees refuse to work or to leave their office, factory, etc. until employers agree to discuss their demands: The six-day sit-down was a response by auto workers to the proposed closure of the plant. hold/stage a sit-down**
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sit down

sit-downadjective [ before noun ]

sit-down adjective [ before noun ] (MEAL)

sit-down adjective [ before noun ] (REFUSE TO WORK)

sit-downnoun [ S ]

sit-down noun [ S ] (REST)

sit-down noun [ S ] (TALK)

sit down

sit-downnoun [ C ]