Keep your seat Meaning in English
expression
Definition
A polite way to tell someone to keep sitting and not stand up or leave their chair. Sometimes also means to not give your seat to someone else.
Usage & Nuances
'Keep your seat' is formal and polite. Common in public places (transport, events) and when offering comfort, as in 'Please, keep your seat.' Less direct than 'stay seated.' Not usually used to command; more of a suggestion or reassurance.
Example Sentences
Please keep your seat until the bus stops.
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It's okay, just keep your seat.
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The teacher asked everyone to keep your seat during the fire drill.
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"No need to get up, just keep your seat. I'll bring you some water," she said.
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The announcement asked everyone to keep your seat with your seatbelt fastened.
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If you don't mind, could you keep your seat for just a few more minutes?
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