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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

I. seat [Brit siːt, Am sit] СЪЩ

1. seat (allocated place):

seat
to book or reserve a seat (on train)
to keep a seat for sb
to give up one's seat to sb
to take sb's seat

2. seat:

seat (type, object)
seat (type, object)
sedile м also MOTOR
seat (bench-type)
the back seat
take a seat” (indicating)
siediti
take or have a seat

3. seat Brit ПОЛИТ (in parliament, on committee):

seat
safe seat
to win a seat

4. seat (part of chair):

seat

5. seat (location, centre):

seat

6. seat (residence):

seat
country seat

7. seat RIDING:

to have a good seat

8. seat (bottom):

seat euph

9. seat (of pants, trousers):

seat

II. -seat COMP

a 150-seat plane, cinema

III. seat [Brit siːt, Am sit] ГЛАГ прх

1. seat (assign place to):

seat person
to seat sb next to sb

2. seat (have seats for):

how many does it seat? (of car)

IV. to seat oneself ГЛАГ рефл

to seat oneself
to seat oneself next to sb

V. seat [Brit siːt, Am sit]

county seat [Am kaʊn(t)i ˈsit] СЪЩ (in US)

county seat

jump seat [Am ˈdʒəm(p) ˌsit] СЪЩ

jump seat

country seat [Brit, Am ˈkəntri sit] СЪЩ

country seat

back seat [Brit, Am ˈˌbæk ˈsit] СЪЩ

back seat
to take a back seat прен

driver's seat [ˈdraɪvəzˌsiːt] СЪЩ

driver's seat → driving seat

driving seat [ˈdraɪvɪŋˌsiːt] СЪЩ

driving seat

aisle seat [ˈaɪlsiːt] СЪЩ (in plane, cinema, theatre)

aisle seat

folding seat [ˈfəʊldɪŋˌsiːt] СЪЩ

folding seat

driving seat [ˈdraɪvɪŋˌsiːt] СЪЩ

driving seat

bench seat [Am ˈbɛntʃ ˌsit] СЪЩ

bench seat

в PONS речника

I. seat [si:t] СЪЩ

1. seat:

seat (furniture)
seat (on a bicycle)
seat (in theater)
seat (in a car, bus)
back seat
to hold a seat for sb

2. seat (ticket):

seat
to book a seat

3. seat (part):

seat of chair
seat of pants
fondo м pl

4. seat (buttocks):

seat

5. seat ПОЛИТ:

seat
to win/lose a seat

6. seat (center):

seat
seat of learning form

7. seat (country residence):

seat

8. seat (riding style):

to have a good seat

Phrases:

II. seat [si:t] ГЛАГ прх

1. seat (place on a seat):

seat
to seat oneself form
to seat oneself (offer a seat to)

2. seat (have enough seats for):

seat

3. seat ARCHIT, ТЕХ:

seat

toilet seat СЪЩ

toilet seat

booster seat СЪЩ АВТО

booster seat

county seat СЪЩ

county seat

love seat СЪЩ

love seat

back seat СЪЩ

back seat

corner seat СЪЩ

corner seat

hot seat СЪЩ

1. hot seat (difficult position):

to be in the hot seat

2. hot seat (electric chair):

hot seat

ejector seat ·ˈdʒek·tɚ si:t] СЪЩ

ejector seat

seat belt СЪЩ

seat belt
Present
Iseat
youseat
he/she/itseats
weseat
youseat
theyseat
Past
Iseated
youseated
he/she/itseated
weseated
youseated
theyseated
Present Perfect
Ihaveseated
youhaveseated
he/she/ithasseated
wehaveseated
youhaveseated
theyhaveseated
Past Perfect
Ihadseated
youhadseated
he/she/ithadseated
wehadseated
youhadseated
theyhadseated

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In 2002 a toilet seat placed by a student on one of the spires remained there, eventually being retrieved by a steeplejack.
en.wikipedia.org
Are we giving up on marrying someone who'll promise they'll love us unconditionally and forever (toilet seat up or down)?
www.theage.com.au
Next stop, the bathroom, to scrutinize the toilet seat, grouting, shower and floors for signs of dirt.
www.theglobeandmail.com
We just don't have the energy to argue over who left the toilet seat up.
www.therecord.com
Local youths left a toilet seat with a harassing message on his doorstep.
en.wikipedia.org