seat
બેઠક
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'
ખુરસી,
સ્થાન
noun
બેઠક
example
Lamport Hall was the 'seat' of the Isham family for over 400 years
She talks sitting perched on the edge of a 'seat' in her sitting room, her arms neatly folded in her lap.
a safe Labour 'seat' in the North-East
he's got the worst 'seat' on a horse of anyone I've ever seen
She settled against the cushioned leather 'seat' and listened to the air controlled calm in the cabin.
But estate cars usually 'seat' just five, and this good-looking car seats seven.
The 'seat' of this wood-slat stool lifts off to reveal a handy storage container.
He sat up straight, gripped the 'seat' of the stool and, for the first time in his life, shivered.
She escaped to the solace of the dark bedchamber, easily finding the window bench 'seat' without a candle.
Before I know it he's sitting in the driver's 'seat' next to me and starting the car.
He regarded it as the principal 'seat' of the soul and the place in which all our thoughts are formed.
On the plane, I sat in my window seat, and another passenger has the aisle 'seat' .
All that could be seen were their long, grayish necks and broad backs that could 'seat' ten people.
if the valve 'seat' is damaged, it can be recut using a special tool
Parliament House was the 'seat' of the Scots Parliament until the Union with England
One of McRae's other decisions is to 'seat' the audience on both sides of the long, narrow stage, one section facing the other.
From her 'seat' at the kitchen table, Miri took a small sip of her tea and swung one leg toward the housekeeper.
The beck breaks to the surface at the site of the former 'seat' of the city's textile industry.
He sat, not on the seat of the bench, but on the back, his feet resting on the 'seat' .
Put one hand on the small of your back, or lift both of your knees to feel how to align your 'seat' and pelvic bones properly in the sitting trot.
Where else would he 'seat' his guests for his famous five-course suppers?
The rider who can set a steady rhythm with her 'seat' can help the green horse through these awkward stages.
The X-TRAIL can 'seat' five persons and will offer a four-wheel option.
The package Campbell had brought the night before rested unassumingly on the 'seat' of my chair.
Walking quickly back into my home from the mailbox, I went to the kitchen and plopped down in a 'seat' at the dining table.
While the 'seat' of power still rests in the city zone, there are signs that the game is becoming very popular in many provincial schools.
I headed into the bathroom and was greeted by a chilling site: the 'seat' was up!
Keith watches me from his 'seat' at the kitchen table, his eyes are a mix of anger, amazement and confusion.
She took a vacant 'seat' at the table and looked over the map as well.
Tack pairs of ribbons on either side of the cover where the 'seat' joins the back.
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