Have a seat Meaning in English
expression
HAV-uh-SEET
HAV-uh-SEET
释义
A polite way to invite someone to sit down.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used in formal or polite situations, such as in offices, restaurants, or at home with guests. Slightly more formal than "sit down". Often used with a gesture.
Spanish: toma asiento - siéntatePortuguese (BR): sente-se - sente-se por favorPortuguese (PT): sente-se - sente-se por favorChinese (Simplified): 请坐Chinese (Traditional): 請坐Hindi: बैठिए - बैठ जाइएArabic: تفضل اجلسBengali: বসুন - এখানে বসুনRussian: присаживайтесь - садитесьJapanese: お掛けくださいVietnamese: mời ngồi - xin mời ngồiKorean: 앉으세요 - 자리에 앉으세요Turkish: oturun - lütfen oturunUrdu: تشریف رکھیں - بیٹھ جائیںIndonesian: silakan duduk
例句
Please have a seat while you wait.
basic
Come in and have a seat.
basic
The teacher said, 'Have a seat,' to the students.
basic
If you’d like some water, just have a seat and I’ll bring it over.
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Welcome! Please have a seat and make yourself comfortable.
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Thanks for coming—have a seat, and I’ll be with you in just a minute.
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