seat
आसन
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 '
बसायची पद्धत,
बसायची जागा,
बसवणे,
आसन,
सदस्याची बसण्याची जागा (खुर्ची),
बसताना उपयोगात येणारा शरीराचा भाग,
बैठक
example
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
On the plane, I sat in my window seat, and another passenger has the aisle 'seat' .
The question of the site of the Federal capital and 'seat' of the Federal government and so on was of little significance.
Jenny and Jim watched him get up passively from his 'seat' at the kitchen table.
It looked as if it would 'seat' two people, both at the front of the craft.
She returned to her 'seat' at the writing desk just as Richard and Adam entered the room.
if the valve 'seat' is damaged, it can be recut using a special tool
As she was doing this, the instructor worked her tail through a hole in the 'seat' of the garment.
The pilot's 'seat' had been removed and placed in the sand and it made the perfect picture.
She took a vacant 'seat' at the table and looked over the map as well.
He also unsuccessfully sought Liberal Party preselection in 1990 to contest a 'seat' in the Australian Parliament.
The beck breaks to the surface at the site of the former 'seat' of the city's textile industry.
If your 'seat' is quiet, the horse is more likely to relax and slow his pace.
She talks sitting perched on the edge of a 'seat' in her sitting room, her arms neatly folded in her lap.
He sat, not on the seat of the bench, but on the back, his feet resting on the 'seat' .
There is space for a table that could 'seat' ten people and room for free-standing storage units.
There are 19 tables, six of which 'seat' six people; the rest of the tables are smaller, for two or three people.
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.
Waging war with such tools required more than courage, common sense, and a firm 'seat' on a horse.
She settled against the cushioned leather 'seat' and listened to the air controlled calm in the cabin.
a safe Labour 'seat' in the North-East
Artemis sat on top of the back of a chair, his bare feet resting on the 'seat' .
The 'seat' of this wood-slat stool lifts off to reveal a handy storage container.
The marginal cost of filling an empty 'seat' on a plane that's going anyway is almost nothing.
Lamport Hall was the 'seat' of the Isham family for over 400 years
All that could be seen were their long, grayish necks and broad backs that could 'seat' ten people.
If you are a guest for dinner, they would 'seat' you facing the door, and the host would sit with their back to the door.
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.
Keith watches me from his 'seat' at the kitchen table, his eyes are a mix of anger, amazement and confusion.
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