单词 | seat |
释义 | seat /sēt/noun
ORIGIN: ON sǣti seat; cf OE sǣt ambush seatˈed adjective seatˈer noun Someone or something that seats combining formDenoting a vehicle, sofa, etc, with seats for a specified number, as in two-seater seatˈing noun
seatˈless adjective seat belt noun (also safety belt) an adjustable belt for holding the occupant firmly in his or her aircraft seat, car seat, etc seat earth noun A bed of clay underlying a coal seam seat rent noun (historical) Payment for a church sitting seatˈ-stick noun A walking-stick that can be made to serve as a seat, a shooting-stick by the seat of one's pants Instinctively, by intuition (seat-of-the-pantsˈ adjective instinctive) lord of seat A Lord of Session lose one's seat To fail to be re-elected to Parliament or local council take a back seat To adopt a passive or subordinate role take a seat To sit down take one's seat To take up one's allocated place, esp in Parliament |
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