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seated

/ˈsiːtɪd/

/ˈsitɪd/

seatedpast participle

/ˈsiːtɪd/

Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb 'seat'; generally not gradable.

Translations

сидящий

The seated audience waited patiently for the show to begin.

Сидящая аудитория терпеливо ждала начала шоу.

Additional translations

посаженный

усаженный

Definitions

Being in a sitting position.

The guests remained seated throughout the entire performance.

Having a specified number of seats available.

The seated capacity of the auditorium is 500 people.

Situated or located in a particular place.

The monastery is seated high in the mountains.

Synonyms

Antonyms

seatnoun

Definitions

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

seated

Past Simple

seated

Past Simple

seated

Past Participle

seating

Gerund

/siːt/

/sit/

Translations

усаживать

Please seat the guests at the table.

Пожалуйста, усадите гостей за стол.

размещать

The usher will seat you in the front row.

Билетер разместит вас в первом ряду.

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

seatpast participle

seated

Used of the participle ‘seated’ functioning adjectivally (e.g., ‘The guests are seated’).

Definitions

Sitting down; arranged so as to be sitting.

Once everyone was seated, the ceremony began.

Synonyms

seatadjective

Definitions

Relating to, designed for, or involving seats or seating.

Every passenger must fasten the seat belt before take-off.