Sit up with Meaning in English
expression
ˈsɪt/ /ˈəp/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
SIT-ŭp-with or -with
sˈɪt/ /ˈʌp/ /wˈɪð
SIT-ŭp-with
التعريف
To stay awake and keep someone company, especially when they are sick, worried, or need emotional support, usually late at night.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Used in caring or supportive contexts, especially about illness or worry. More formal/old-fashioned; nowadays, 'stay up with' might be used in casual speech. Not usually for romantic context, more about comfort or concern.
Spanish: velar (a alguien) - quedarse despierto conPortuguese (BR): velar por - ficar acordado comPortuguese (PT): velar por - ficar acordado comChinese (Simplified): 陪...熬夜 - 陪...守夜Chinese (Traditional): 陪...熬夜 - 陪...守夜Hindi: के साथ देर तक जागनाArabic: يسهر معBengali: সারা রাত পাশে থাকা - জেগে থাকা সাথে (সান্ত্বনা বা দেখাশোনা করার জন্য)Russian: не спать рядом (с кем-то, чтобы поддержать) - проводить ночь рядом (поддерживая)Japanese: 付き添って夜を明かす - 看病のために起きているVietnamese: thức cùng (ai đó) - thức bên cạnh (để chăm sóc/an ủi)Korean: 곁에서 밤새다 - 옆에서 지켜보다 (간호하거나 위로할 때)Turkish: yanında oturup geceyi geçirmek - yanında uyanık kalmak (destek için)Urdu: ساتھ جاگنا (دیکھ بھال یا تسلی کے لیے)Indonesian: thức cùng (ai đó) - ngồi bên cạnh suốt đêm (để chăm sóc/hỗ trợ)
جمل نموذجية
I will sit up with you if you feel scared tonight.
basic
She sat up with her grandmother at the hospital.
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He sat up with his son when he was sick.
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Thanks for sitting up with me all night. It really helped.
natural
We used to sit up with Grandpa whenever he felt unwell.
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It means a lot that you sat up with me during those tough times.
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