英:['si:tɪd]
美:['sitɪd]
英:['si:tɪd]
美:['sitɪd]
adj.
就座的
固定的
有…座位的
根深蒂固的
v.
使就座( seat的过去式和过去分词 )
使就职
使获得座位(或席位)
可容纳若干座位
noun
a special chair of one in eminencealso: the status represented by it
a chair, stool, or bench intended to be sat in or on
the particular part of something on which one rests in sitting trouser seat
the seat of a chair
buttocks
a seating accommodation a 200-seat restaurant
a seat for the game
a right of sitting
lost his seat in Congress
membership on an exchange
a place where something specified is prevalent : center
a seat of learning
a place from which authority is exercised
the county seat
a bodily part in which some function or condition is centered
the brain as the seat of the mind
posture in or way of sitting on horseback
a part at or forming the base of something
a part (such as a socket) or surface on or in which another part or surface rests
verb
transitive verb
to install in a seat of dignity or office
to cause to sit or assist in finding a seat
a theater seating 1000 persons
to put in a sitting position
to repair the seat of or provide a new seat for
to fit to or with a seat
seat a valve
intransitive verb
archaic to take one's seat or place
to fit correctly on a seat
deep seated深成的;根深蒂固的;由来已久的
Noun Middle English sete, from Old Norse sæti; akin to Old English gesete seat, sittan to sit
The first known use of seat was in the 13th century
seaworthyadjective
fit or safe for a sea voyage
a seaworthy ship
seaworthyadjective
fit or safe for a sea voyage
a seaworthy ship
seaweednoun
a plant growing in the seaespecially: a marine alga (as a kelp)
seawaynoun
a route for travel on the sea
an ocean traffic lane
a rough sea
a deep inland waterway that admits ocean shipping
seawaternoun
water in or from the sea
seaward1 of 3noun
the direction or side away from land and toward the open sea
seaward2 of 3adjective
going or located toward the sea
coming from the sea
a seaward wind
seaward3 of 3adverb
toward the sea
seaward1 of 3noun
the direction or side away from land and toward the open sea
seaward2 of 3adjective
going or located toward the sea
coming from the sea
a seaward wind
seaward3 of 3adverb
toward the sea
seawallnoun
a wall or bank to prevent sea waves from wearing away the shore
seat1 of 2noun
something (as a chair) intended to be sat in or on
the part of something on which one rests in sitting a chair seat
seat of the trousers
the part of the body on which a person sits : buttock sense 2a
the place on or at which a person sits
had three seats for the game
a right of sitting usually as a member
a seat in the senate
membership sense 1
a place or area where something is located seats of learningespecially: a place (as a city) from which authority is exercised the new seat of the government
the seat of the pain
posture in or way of sitting especially on horseback
a part or surface on which another part or surface rests
seat2 of 2verb
to place in or on a seat
seat a guest
to provide seats for
a theater seating 1000 persons
to repair the seat of or provide a new seat for
seat a chair
seat1 of 2noun
something (as a chair) intended to be sat in or on
the part of something on which one rests in sitting a chair seat
seat of the trousers
the part of the body on which a person sits : buttock sense 2a
the place on or at which a person sits
had three seats for the game
a right of sitting usually as a member
a seat in the senate
membership sense 1
a place or area where something is located seats of learningespecially: a place (as a city) from which authority is exercised the new seat of the government
the seat of the pain
posture in or way of sitting especially on horseback
a part or surface on which another part or surface rests
seat2 of 2verb
to place in or on a seat
seat a guest
to provide seats for
a theater seating 1000 persons
to repair the seat of or provide a new seat for
seat a chair
1 The ninth grade was seated in the worst possible place in the classroom, at the front, and to the right, away from the window.
2 She walked in the opposite direction that he had gone and turned off the central aisle as quickly as she could, making her way past seated couples and boxes of rosebushes.
3 He greeted the men seated on benches drinking, his manner easy and warm, and they hailed him, “Chief! Carry go! Your car is safe!”
4 “I hope that was worth it,” she said, pulling him up to a seated position, then leaning him against the same wall he’d just tasted.
5 We’re seated in a circle on the stage, and she is putting on an unexpected show for the drama club.
6 She remains seated but holds out her hand.
7 She is seated on the edge of her bed.
8 a car with leather seats
9 And then I find the courage to take a peek into the huge crowd seated in front of me.
10 When he emerged, he was seated at a table and given a plate of tortillas and beans by a man in a black uniform with the emblem of a beehive on one sleeve.
11 Instead, seated near, but not blocking the door, was Lincoln's servant, Charles Forbes.
12 She was not surprised, for example, to see her moving around the room in a trance, seated in an armchair with her legs tucked under her, pulled by an invisible force.
13 “Welcome to Divination,” said Professor Trelawney, who had seated herself in a winged armchair in front of the fire.
14 He seated himself under it and said, "Now we are in the shade, and the Tree can listen too."
他坐在树底下说:“现在我们算是在绿树荫里了,而且树也可以听听。”
15 They had to pull their legs in because Mrs. Korshak would not start the bus rolling until everyone was seated.
16 He just stayed in the far corner, seated on a stuffed and lumpy equipment bag.
17 Cole’s mother arrived alone and seated herself on his right.
18 But as she turned the corner of the path and looked upward, she saw no golden monkey, no patient woman seated at the cave mouth.
19 We rejoin the group and Ma gets everyone seated.
20 I can see the wrinkles under Aunt Lydia’s eyes, the pallor of the seated women, the hairs on the rope in front of me on the grass, the blades of grass.
1 固定的
inerratic set certain constant fixed stable standing steady built-in consolidate stationary consolidated pointed steadfast settled immobile immovable self-centered staid fixative moveless unremoved consol. con. cons. put fast upset static stated rooted inflexible stabile immotile
2 根深的
3 有…座位
4 固定
inerratic set certain constant fixed stable standing steady built-in consolidate stationary consolidated pointed steadfast settled immobile immovable self-centered staid fixative moveless unremoved consol. con. cons. lock fixture fixing anchorage fixation tie-down holdfast fix anchor fixate stitch congeal stop stay establish seat pitch embed clamp moor rivet belay immobilize put fast upset static stated rooted inflexible stabile immotile fixedly bond settlement stabilization mortise settling fastness immovability rootage settle tighten bed root stabilize stereotype peg fasten