seat

US /siːt/
UK /siːt/
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1.

a thing made or used for sitting on

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Please take a seat.
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The car has five seats.
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chairbenchstoolplacespot
2.

a place in a legislative or other body, especially one that has been won in an election

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The party won an additional ten seats in the election.
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She is campaigning for a seat on the city council.
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positionpostofficeplace
1.

cause (someone) to sit

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The usher seated us in the front row.
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Please seat yourselves wherever you like.
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sitplacepositioninstallaccommodate
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window seatseat beltin the driver's seatlove seatpassenger seatbooster seatbucket seat