sitting in Japanese
sitting in Japanese is 座 — sitting means a period of time spent seated doing a particular activity, often in one continuous stretch.
sitting in Japanese
座
Pronounced: za
A period during which one is seated for a specific purpose.
What does "sitting" mean?
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noun A period of time spent seated doing a particular activity, often in one continuous stretch.
"She read the whole book in one sitting."
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noun A formal session of a court, parliament, or similar body.
"Parliament resumed sitting after the summer recess."
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adj Currently holding an official position.
"The sitting president faces a tough re-election campaign."
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sitting in a sentence
- She read the whole book in one sitting.
- The portrait required several sittings to complete.
- Parliament resumed sitting after the summer recess.
- The sitting president faces a tough re-election campaign.
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What is "sitting" in Japanese?
"sitting" in Japanese is 座. sitting means: A period of time spent seated doing a particular activity, often in one continuous stretch.
How do you pronounce 座?
"sitting" in Japanese is 座, pronounced "za".
How do you use "sitting" in a sentence?
Example: "She read the whole book in one sitting." In Japanese, "sitting" is 座.
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