Sat — synonyms, sat antonyms, definition

1. sat (Noun) UK, US

SAT Reasoning Test Sabbatum Saturday Standard Assessment Task

sat (Noun) — Standardized test for US college admission.

sat (Noun) — National Curriculum educational assessment, used in England.

sat (Noun) — The seventh and last day of the week; observed as the Sabbath by Jews and some Christians.

weekday weekend

2. sat (Verb) UK, US

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sat (Verb) — Be seated.

sat (Verb) — Be around, often idly or without specific purpose. ex. "The object sat in the corner" ex. "We sat around chatting for another hour"

sat (Verb) — Take a seat.

sat (Verb) — Be in session. ex. "When does the court of law sit?"

sat (Verb) — (art) assume a posture as for artistic purposes. ex. "We don't know the woman who sat for Leonardo so often"

sat (Verb) — (riding) Sit and travel on the back of an animal, usually while controlling its motion. ex. "She never sat a horse!"

sat (Verb) — Be located or situated somewhere. ex. "The White House sits on Pennsylvania Avenue"

sat (Verb) — Work or act as a baby-sitter. ex. "I cannot baby-sit tonight; I have too much homework to do"

sat (Verb) — Show to a seat; assign a seat for. ex. "The host sat me next to Mrs. Smith"

sat (Verb) — Serve in a specific professional capacity. ex. "the priest sat for confession" ex. "she sat on the jury"

sat (Verb) — Take an examination.

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