sitting sit·ting

sitting sit·ting
['sɪtɪŋ]
1. n
(of assembly, Parliament) seduta, (in canteen) turno, (for portrait) seduta (di posa)

there are three sittings at lunchtime — ci sono tre turni per il pranzo

an emergency sitting of the council — una seduta d'emergenza del consiglio

2. adj

in a sitting position — seduto (-a)


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