sit under

The phrase "sit under" is versatile, often used in everyday language and specific contexts like religion and games.

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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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