plural seats
plural seats
Learner's definition of SEAT
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[count] : something (such as a chair) that you sit on : a place for sitting座;座位 -
There were seats for six people at the table.桌子旁有六个人的座位。
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an uncomfortable bicycle seat不舒服的自行车车座
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a car with leather seats带真皮座椅的轿车
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He used the box as a seat.他把盒子当作座位。
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He couldn't find his seat in the concert hall.他在音乐厅里找不到自己的座位。
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The city recently built a new 1,000-seat theater.这座城市最近建了有1000个座席的新剧院。
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She booked/reserved a seat on the next flight to Rome.她预订了下一班飞往罗马的航班机票。
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Please have/take a seat. [=please sit down]请坐。
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The teacher asked us to take our seats. [=sit down in our usual or assigned places]老师让我们回到自己的座位上。
— see picture at bicycle; see also backseat, catbird seat 2
a [count] : the part of a chair or other piece of furniture that a person sits on(椅子等的)座部 b [singular] : the part of a piece of clothing (such as a skirt or pair of pants) that you sit on(裙子或裤子的)臀部,后裆 —
+ of c [count] somewhat old-fashioned : the part of the body on which you sit臀部;屁股 3
[count] : an official position within an organization and the right to be present when that organization meets席位;成员资格 -
The Democrats gained two more seats in the last election.上次选举民主党又赢得了两个席位。
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She won a Senate seat.她赢得了参议院的一个席位。
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a seat on the federal court联邦法院的席位
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a seat on the board董事会的席位
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(chiefly Brit) He took his seat [=began his official duties as a member] in Parliament.他在议会就职。
4 [singular]
a : a place or area where a particular activity, function, etc., occurs(某种活动、功能等的)所在地 —
+ of b : a place (such as a city) where the people who run a government, religion, etc., are based(政府、宗教等机构的)所在地 —
+ of — see also county seat
by the seat of your pants
: by using your own judgment and feelings to deal with each new problem or task without planning, preparation, or help from others仅凭自己直觉(或经验)的 — see also seat-of-the-pants
get/put bums on seats
— see 5bum
in the driver's seat
— see driver
on the edge of your seat
— see 1edge 2 seat /ˈsiːt/ verb
seats; seated; seating
seats; seated; seating
Learner's definition of SEAT
[+ object]
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: to give (a person) a place to sit让(某人)坐;(使)就座 —
often used as (be) seated常用作(be) seated 2
: to have enough seats for (a certain number of people)坐得下…人;可容纳…人 -
The restaurant seats 120 (people).这家餐馆可容纳120位食客同时就餐。
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The plans call for a stadium seating 30,000 people.要完成这些计划,就要建一座可容纳3万观众的体育场。