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seats

UK
/siːts/
US
/sits/

Übersetzungen

seatsubstantiv

seats

Pl.

seats
Pl.
UK
/siːt/
US
/sit/
Please take your seat before the show starts.
Пожалуйста, займите своё место перед началом шоу.
He sat in the armchair, which was his favorite seat in the house.
Он сел в кресло, которое было его любимым местом в доме.
The car's seat was very comfortable.
Сиденье в машине было очень удобным.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
основа
положение
местопребывание
Synonyme
location
bench
stool
place
spot
position
area
chair
seatverb

seats

seated
Präteritum
seated
Partizip Perfekt
seating
Gerundium
UK
/siːt/
US
/sit/
Please seat the guests at the table.
Пожалуйста, усадите гостей за стол.
The usher will seat you in the front row.
Билетер разместит вас в первом ряду.
Synonyme
place
position
set
install
situate

Definitionen

seatsubstantiv
A thing made or used for sitting on, such as a chair or stool.
She found a comfortable seat in the corner of the room.
A place where someone sits in a vehicle, theater, or other location.
He reserved a window seat for the long flight.
A place that serves as a center of authority or administration.
The city is the seat of the county government.
The part of a chair or other piece of furniture on which a person sits.
The seat of the chair was covered in soft velvet.
A position of power or authority, especially in a legislative or governing body.
She won a seat in the local council after the election.
The part of the human body on which one sits; the buttocks.
He slipped on the ice and landed hard on his seat.
The part of a garment, especially trousers, that covers the buttocks.
He tore the seat of his jeans while climbing the fence.
A large and impressive country house or estate that serves as the residence of a noble or wealthy family.
The dukes maintained their ancestral seat in the north of the county.
seatverb
To arrange for someone to sit in a particular place.
The usher seated the guests at the wedding.
To provide seating for a certain number of people.
The restaurant can seat up to 100 customers.
To install someone in a position or office.
The committee will seat the new board members next week.
To fit or rest securely in a particular place or position, or to cause something to do so.
Make sure the lid is properly seated before turning on the blender.
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