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词汇 sit out
释义
Phr V
sit out
sits, sitting, sat
sit out sth or sit sth out
(never passive) to be unable to take part in a physical activity, especially a sport, usually because you are injured
Monica Seles had to sit out the doubles competition because of a broken wrist.I've been dancing for over an hour so I thought I might sit the next one out.
to wait for something unpleasant to finish before taking any action
The government is prepared to sit out the strike rather than agree to union demands.
phrasesit out1. sit out sthsit sth out to not take part in a game, competition, dance etc, because you are injured or tired: Kosar sat out two games of the 1990 season because of a broken thumb. I think I'll sit this dance out.2. sit out sthsit sth out to wait until something is finished, even though you find it boring or unpleasant: Teenagers danced to rock music, while their parents sat the night out uncomfortably.

sit out

To not participate or be involved in something, whether or not by one's own volition. A noun or pronoun can be used between "sit" and "out." To be honest, I'm a little winded, so I think I'll just sit this game out. It looks like their star quarterback will be sitting out the rest of the season with an injury.

sit something out

not to participate in something; to wait until something is over before participating. Oh, please play with us. Don't sit it out. I'm tired of playing cards, so I think I'll sit out this game.

sit out

to elect not to participate in something. I think I will not join in this game. I'll sit out. I'll sit out for this round.

sit out

1. Also, sit through. Stay until the end of, as in We decided to sit out the lecture instead of leaving early, or He was only eight when he sat through an entire opera-and it lasted nearly five hours. [Early 1700s]
2. Refrain from taking part in, as in Jane's foot hurt so she sat out the last three dances. [Mid-1600s]
3. Outlast, outstay, as in He sat out all the other guests, hoping to get a word alone with the host. [Mid-1700s]

sit out

v.
1. To stay until the end of something: Let's sit out this act, and then we can leave at intermission. This lecture is really boring—I don't think I can sit it out.
2. To refrain from taking part in something: The star pitcher sat out the game with an ankle injury. I'm going to sit this dance out.
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