Sit with Meaning in English
expression
释义
To be physically present sitting next to someone; or, to remain with a feeling or thought and allow yourself to experience it rather than avoid it.
用法与细微差别
Can mean literally sitting next to someone or, informally, being present with difficult emotions. Used in therapy, self-help, or when comforting others. Not interchangeable with 'sit down'. Common with 'sit with your feelings', 'sit with the discomfort'.
例句
Can I sit with you at lunch?
basic
She wanted someone to sit with her during the test.
basic
Sometimes it's good to just sit with your thoughts.
basic
When I'm upset, I try to sit with the feeling instead of ignoring it.
natural
Just sit with the discomfort for a while—don't rush to fix it.
natural
If you need to talk, I'll sit with you as long as you want.
natural