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A1  sit  oturmak

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verb  /sɪt   / verb (present participle sitting; past tense, past participle sat /sæt   /) sit (verb)
 /sɪt   /
verb (present participle sitting; past
tense, past participle sat
/sæt   /)
 
ON CHAIR, ETC. 
1 [intransitive]
to rest your weight on
your bottom, for example in a chair
oturmak
 We sat in the garden all afternoon.
 She was sitting on the sofa, talking to her
mother.
 2 [transitive]
 sit sb (down)
to put sb into a
sitting position; to make sb sit down
oturtmak
 He picked up his daughter and sat her down
on a chair.
 She sat me down and offered me a cup of
tea.
OF THINGS 
3 [intransitive]
to be in a particular
place or position
durmak
 The letter sat on the table for several
days before anybody opened it.
PARLIAMENT, ETC. 
4 [intransitive] (formal) 
(used about an
official group of people) to have a meeting or series of meetings
toplantı
yapmak, oturum halinde olmak
 Parliament was still sitting at 3 o'clock
in the morning.
EXAM 
5 [transitive] (British) 
to take an exam
 (sınav) girmek
 If I fail, will I be able to sit the
exam again?
IDIOM
sit
on the fence
to avoid saying which
side of an argument you support
tarafsız
kalmak, taraf olmamak
PHRASAL VERBS
sit
about/around
(informal)
to spend time doing
nothing active or useful
aylak
aylak oturmak
 We just sat around chatting all afternoon.
sit
back
to relax and not take
an active part in what other people are doing
rahatına
bakmak
 Sit back and take it easy while I make
dinner.
sit
down
to lower your body
into a sitting position
oturmak
 We need to sit down and discuss this
properly.
 He sat down in an armchair.
sit
sth out 
1 to
stay in a place and wait for sth unpleasant or boring to finish
sonuna
kadar dayanmak
 We sat out the storm in a cafe.
 2 to
not take part in a dance, game, etc.
 (dans, oyun vb.) katılmamak
 I think I'll sit this one out.
sit
through sth
to stay in your seat
until sth boring or long has finished
sonuna
kadar kalmak
 I don't think I can sit through another two
hours of this film.
sit
up 
1 to
move into a sitting position when you have been lying down, or to make your
back straight
doğrulmak, dik
oturmak
 Sit up straight and concentrate!
 2 to
not go to bed although it is very late
geç
saatlere kadar oturmak
 We sat up all night talking.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	sit
IPA	/sɪt / verb (present participle sitting; past tense, past participle sat /sæt /)
Back	oturmak
Back 2	sit (verb) /sɪt / verb (present participle sitting; past tense, past participle sat /sæt /) ON CHAIR, ETC. 1 [intransitive] to rest your weight on your bottom, for example in a chair oturmak We sat in the garden all afternoon. She was sitting on the sofa, talking to her mother. 2 [transitive] sit sb (down) to put sb into a sitting position; to make sb sit down oturtmak He picked up his daughter and sat her down on a chair. She sat me down and offered me a cup of tea. OF THINGS 3 [intransitive] to be in a particular place or position durmak The letter sat on the table for several days before anybody opened it. PARLIAMENT, ETC. 4 [intransitive] (formal) (used about an official group of people) to have a meeting or series of meetings toplantı yapmak, oturum halinde olmak Parliament was still sitting at 3 o'clock in the morning. EXAM 5 [transitive] (British) to take an exam (sınav) girmek If I fail, will I be able to sit the exam* again?* IDIOM sit on the fence to avoid saying which side of an argument you support tarafsız kalmak, taraf olmamak PHRASAL VERBS sit about/around (informal) to spend time doing nothing active or useful aylak aylak oturmak We just sat around chatting all afternoon. sit back to relax and not take an active part in what other people are doing rahatına bakmak Sit back and take it easy while I make dinner. sit down to lower your body into a sitting position oturmak We need to sit down and discuss this properly. He sat down in an armchair. sit sth out 1 to stay in a place and wait for sth unpleasant or boring to finish sonuna kadar dayanmak We sat out the storm in a cafe. 2 to not take part in a dance, game, etc. (dans, oyun vb.) katılmamak I think I'll sit this one out. sit through sth to stay in your seat until sth boring or long has finished sonuna kadar kalmak I don't think I can sit through another two hours of this film. sit up 1 to move into a sitting position when you have been lying down, or to make your back straight doğrulmak, dik oturmak Sit up straight and concentrate! 2 to not go to bed although it is very late geç saatlere kadar oturmak We sat up all night talking.

Sit Sat Oturmak I Sitting Participle Past Sth

sit (verb)