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41Sit-in — Sit ịn 〈n.; Gen.: od. s, Pl.: s〉 Sitzstreik von Akademikern; →a. s. Go in, Love in, Teach in [Etym.: <engl. sit »sitzen« + in »in«] …
42sit-in — noun count a protest in which people sit down in order to stop a business from operating until their DEMANDS are listened to …
43sit-up — sit ups N COUNT: usu pl Sit ups are exercises that you do to strengthen your stomach muscles. They involve sitting up from a lying position while keeping your legs straight on the floor. (in AM, also use situp) …
44sit up — sit in an upright position; sit; stay awake late; be amazed …
45sit-in — /siˈtin, ingl. ˈsɪtˌɪn/ [vc. ingl., comp. di sit «atto di sedere» e in «dentro»] s. m. inv. CFR. manifestazione, dimostrazione, raduno …
46sit in on — sit in (on (something)) to go to a group event without being officially involved. Do you mind if I sit in on your class? …
47sit in — (on (something)) to go to a group event without being officially involved. Do you mind if I sit in on your class? …
48sit — sȋt m DEFINICIJA bot. rod jednogodišnjih i trajnih zeleni (Juncus) iz porodice Juncaceae, najčešće vezanih za vlažna staništa ETIMOLOGIJA nlat. sit …
49sit-in — sit′ in n. 1) gov an organized passive protest against racial segregation in which the demonstrators occupy seats prohibited to them in public places 2) cvb any organized protest in which the demonstrators occupy and refuse to leave a public… …
50sit — [v1] rest on one’s behind bear on, be seated, cover, ensconce, give feet a rest*, grab a chair*, have a place, have a seat, hunker*, install, lie, park*, perch*, plop down*, pose, posture, put it there*, relax, remain, rest, seat, seat oneself,… …
