have a seat
The phrase "have a seat" is commonly used to invite someone to sit down, often in polite or formal contexts.
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Definition
A2General
(polite, directive)An invitation for someone to sit down.
Example
- Please, have a seat while you wait.
- The doctor will see you shortly, have a seat.
B2Business
(idiomatic)To be included in a decision-making process.
Example
- It's important for all team members to have a seat at the table.
- They fought hard to ensure their community had a seat at the negotiating table.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "have a seat":
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