seat
আসন
definition
verb
he seated her next to her husband
arrange for (someone) to sit somewhere.
noun
I sat down in the white chair while Dr. Clark took a seat on a stool that sat to my left.
a thing made or used for sitting on, such as a chair or stool.
They tossed beach balls to one another between the decks and nibbled on cucumber sandwiches as they shook sand from the towels covering their seats .
a person's buttocks.
translation of 'seat'
বসার জায়গা,
সিট
verb
উপবিষ্ট হত্তয়া,
আসনযুক্ত করা,
বসান,
প্রতিষ্ঠিত করা,
আসন লাগান
noun
পট্ট,
পীঠিকা,
বৃহৎ বাসভবন,
উপবেশনের স্থান,
নির্বাচনকেনদ্র,
আবাস,
অবস্থানস্থল,
সদস্যপদ,
পদ,
আসন,
বসার অধিকার
example
At each table are four small benches, each large enough to 'seat' two people.
Royce looked around the small living room from her 'seat' on the couch, not looking at all comfortable.
Not only can it 'seat' four passengers and carry all the shopping you could want, there is room for two people standing and a quarter of a tonne of coal.
If your 'seat' is quiet, the horse is more likely to relax and slow his pace.
There are 19 tables, six of which 'seat' six people; the rest of the tables are smaller, for two or three people.
The rider who can set a steady rhythm with her 'seat' can help the green horse through these awkward stages.
The tables are mainly placed in alcoves and are large enough to 'seat' large people with large appetites!
The question of the site of the Federal capital and 'seat' of the Federal government and so on was of little significance.
She talks sitting perched on the edge of a 'seat' in her sitting room, her arms neatly folded in her lap.
It was once a garrison town, a market centre and an important 'seat' of learning.
Strasbourg is a central 'seat' of administration for them, that's right, just as it is for the European Commission.
Lamport Hall was the 'seat' of the Isham family for over 400 years
There is space for a table that could 'seat' ten people and room for free-standing storage units.
Before I know it he's sitting in the driver's 'seat' next to me and starting the car.
he lost his 'seat' in the 1997 election
Conner disappeared down the hallway, and I took a 'seat' on a couch.
The desks were all labdesks able to 'seat' two people each with labstools to sit on.
She settled against the cushioned leather 'seat' and listened to the air controlled calm in the cabin.
The airline will fly two daily round-trip flights on 50 - 'seat' regional jets.
And for extra room in the 'seat' , try jeans with a low waist, low pockets and a bit of a flare around the ankle.
He sat up straight, gripped the 'seat' of the stool and, for the first time in his life, shivered.
The table was big enough to 'seat' ten people, five on each side.
if the valve 'seat' is damaged, it can be recut using a special tool
A vacant senate 'seat' is usually filled by appointment by the state's governor.
The girl sighed at the dark stain that covered the 'seat' of her pants.
As she was doing this, the instructor worked her tail through a hole in the 'seat' of the garment.
Facing a bench or chair, place the right foot on the bench or the 'seat' of the chair.
I sat down in the white chair while Dr. Clark took a 'seat' on a stool that sat to my left.
I headed into the bathroom and was greeted by a chilling site: the 'seat' was up!
he's got the worst 'seat' on a horse of anyone I've ever seen
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