sit under
The phrase "sit under" is versatile, often used in everyday language and specific contexts like religion and games.
Definition
A2General
(common)To be positioned directly below something, often for shade or protection.
Example
- They decided to sit under the tree to escape the midday sun.
B2Religion
(specific)To regularly attend the teachings or sermons of a particular religious leader.
Example
- Many people sit under the pastor every Sunday to hear his teachings.
B2Card Games
(specific)To be seated to the right of another player.
Example
- In the game, I had to sit under the dealer, which gave me a strategic advantage.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "sit under":
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