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to sit / to take a seat / to take (a bus, airplane etc.)
Usage
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坐 [zuò]
(动)
1. The original meaning refers to the way ancient people rested, kneeling with both knees on the ground and sitting back on their heels. Later, it generally means to stop or rest by sitting on the buttocks.
(Example: sit on the ground, sit on cushions, sit bones, sit in meditation)
2. To ride or take transportation.
(Example: take a car, take a boat)
3. To firmly guard or hold an area, extending to mean to reside permanently or remain stationary.
(Example: The Chu people guarded their northern gate and watched from the mountains)
4. The position of a building or facing a certain direction.
(Example: built facing south)
5. To place pots or kettles on fire.
(Example: place a pot on the stove)
6. To apply backward pressure on an object.
(Example: the roof leaned back)
7. Preposition indicating reason: because, due to.
(Example: Stopping the car because I love the autumn maple forest)
8. Adverb with various meanings:
1. Empty or futile.
(Example: "Why苦 in vain, grieving while embracing")
2. Naturally, without reason.
3. About to.
4. Deeply.
5. Just right or exactly.
9. To convict or render guilty.
(Example: mutual conviction, counter conviction)
10. Refers to fruits and vegetables bearing seeds.
(Example: sit melon, sit fruit)
11. Same as "座" (seat).
(名)
1. The term "坐儿" refers to a seat, which later evolved to "座".
(Example: a place among thousands of people)
2. A continuous period of sitting.
(Example: sat and read a book in one sitting)
(连)
Indicates reason or causation: because.
(Example: He stopped to admire the exquisite maple trees in the evening)
to hold an inconsequential job / to receive a cold reception / to be kept waiting for an assignment or audience / to be out in the cold / to be sidelined / to warm the bench / to cool one's heels
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