sitter / ˈsɪt ər /

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sitter 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a person who sits.
  2. a brooding hen.
  3. a person who stays with young children while the parents go out; baby-sitter.
  4. a person who provides routine or custodial care temporarily or part-time, as for an elderly person or a pet whose owner is on vacation.
  5. Slang. the buttocks; rump.

sitter 近义词

sitter

等同于 custodian

sitter

等同于 janitor

sitter

等同于 model

sitter 的近义词 5
sitter 的反义词 1
sitter

等同于 nurse

sitter

等同于 superintendent

sitter

等同于 caretaker

sitter

等同于 guardian

更多sitter例句

  1. Like a lot of successful startups, Rover—an app for booking pet sitters and dog walkers—has a plan for its international expansion.
  2. The sitters at the table closed their eyes and placed their fingers lightly on the glass.
  3. The Freedom eschews the spring-loaded mechanism in other office chairs that require sitters to apply constant force to remain reclined.
  4. He wanted to design a seat that allowed its sitter to perch and pivot while chatting on the phone.
  5. These days, Roney has a full-time sitter (55-60 hours per week) who earns in the mid five figures.
  6. Jordan is the kind of place where one can get into a cab and your driver will become a good friend and occasional cat-sitter.
  7. Samaras rarely got an outright “no” from a sitter, but some people kept postponing their appearances.
  8. She also immediately quit foursquare and hired a house sitter.
  9. See that your sitter is in as comfortable a position as you can get him into, so that the pose can be held easily.
  10. He has a sitter at three—a lady of the highest society, who wishes her visits to remain unsuspected.
  11. On the stroke of eleven the first sitter arrived, who was succeeded by another an hour later.
  12. So then I went to the home of the person I normally have for a baby-sitter.
  13. Meanwhile the Moor sat down to smoke in such a position that he could see both painter and sitter.