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WebsterֵеĽጞa place for sitting
1. ͬھwchair or sofaλá
Many students will consider the seat in the corner of the classroom is the best one because it can keep them away from the strict teacher.
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Last week I went to the theater. I had a very good seat. The play was very interesting, but I did not enjoy it.
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Many people would think the best seats in the cinema are the ones in the middle, what do you think?
2. WebsterֵеĽጞ飺something (such as a chair) that you sit on
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e.g. There were seats for six people at the table.
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an uncomfortable bicycle seat
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a car with leather seats
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3. 顰ϯλ
the seat of government/power
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~vt. seat sb. ʹ
WebsterֵеĽጞ飺to give (a person) a place to sit
I could seat you here if you wish.
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She was seated in the front row.
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ԭɸĞ飺She sat in the from row.
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The restaurant seats 120 (people).
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deep-seated adj. ٹ̵= deep-rooted
seat belt ȫ
love seat H
passenger seat ÿϯ
window seat λ
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The plans call for a stadium ____ 30,000 people.
key: seating
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Sit down, please. ϼ¼
Be seated. Yòʽʹ
Take your seat ^S⣬g
give one's seat to sb. oij
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