sit down
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1. sit down - Noun
2. sit down - Adjective
3. sit down - Verb
Meaning
show to a seat; assign a seat for
be seated
take a seat
a strike in which workers refuse to leave the workplace until a settlement is reached
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sit-down
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The host seated me next to Mrs. Smith
Additional amenities include a lakeside sit-down restaurant and a "club bar" – with room for 200 patrons and a commanding view of the stage – open to the public during unsold time periods.
After the film, award-winning contributor Nick Hune-Brown will sit down with Wong-Tam and Hall to discuss the struggles Toronto’s homeless face and what the city needs to do to support them.
Alan Rosenthal, a former Rutgers University political science professor and expert on state legislatures and lobbying, citation said in 2012, "Legislators don't sit down with a quill pen and draft legislation.
And AMD is working on designing the next-generation processor architecture, dubbed Zen 3. I joined in a group interview with AMD CEO Lisa Su, and I also had an opportunity to sit down with Papermaster one on one.
And since there weren’t that many people at Jax’s party, Stassi took an opportunity to sit down with him and find out what’s been bothering him so much lately.