CEFR A1

seat

noun

Meaning

A place where someone can sit, like a chair or a bench.

Examples

This is my seat on the bus.
Please find your seat in the theater.

Synonyms: place, chair, bench, stool

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seat (A1)

noun

Pronunciation: /siːt/

Definition

A place where someone can sit, like a chair or a bench.

Examples

This is my seat on the bus.
Please find your seat in the theater.
The car has five seats.

How to Use seat

take a seat (idiom): To sit down. — "Please take a seat."
in the front seat (prepositional phrase): In the seat located at the very front of a vehicle. — "He likes to sit in the front seat."
in the back seat (prepositional phrase): In the seat located behind the front seats of a vehicle. — "The children usually sit in the back seat."
window seat (collocation): A seat next to a window, especially on a plane or train. — "I prefer to have a window seat."
aisle seat (collocation): A seat next to the aisle in a plane, train, or theater. — "He asked for an aisle seat."

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