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adj sitting, seated;( om regering) in office;( om person: som sidder i et embede) incumbent ( fx President, governor);[ blive siddende] not get up,F stay seated, remain sitting (el. seated), keep one's seat;( siddende fast) stick ( fx the car stuck in the mud; the burrs (, the nickname) stuck);( forblive) stay,F remain;[ bliv endelig siddende!] please don't get up!F please stay seated! -
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* * *vb (sad, siddet) sit;( om ting: være anbragt) be ( fx the key was in the door);( om tøj) fit;( om hund) sit up;( være i fængsel) be in prison,T do time;[ sidde og læse] be (el. sit) reading;[ hvordan sidder mit hår (, slips)?] is my hair (, tie) all right?[ den sad!] that remark went home![ en lussing der sad] a well-aimed box on the ear;(se også model);[ med præp & adv:][ sidde `af]( stå af hest) dismount;T work off a fine;F be detained;[ lade ham sidde efter] keep him in, detain him;[ sidde fast] stick, be stuck; catch ( fx her dress caught on a nail); be caught;(se også sadel);[ sidde for en maler] sit to an artist;[ sidde i et udvalg] sit (el. serve) on a committee;[ sidde dårligt (el. småt) i det] be badly off;[ sidde godt i det] be well off;[ sidde hårdt i det] be hard up;[ vi sidder kønt (el. net) i det], se II. køn;[ sidde inde](dvs i fængsel) be in prison,T be inside;[ sidde inde med] hold,F possess;[ sidde ned] be sitting (down),( sætte sig) sit down,F take a seat;[ sidde op] be sitting up,( stige til hest) mount,( op i vogn) get in,(mil.: i lastvogn) entruck;[ sidde oppe] sit up;(dvs sidde efter), se ovf: sidde efter,( ikke blive rykket op) repeat a year, not go up,( i kortspil) be dummy, sit out;( i dans) sit out,(" varme bænke") be a wallflower;[ sidde på](dvs ikke ville give fra sig) hold on to, sit on,( holde nede) sit on;[ sidde på pengene (el. kassen)] hold the purse strings;[ det vil jeg ikke lade sidde på mig] I won't have anybody believe that of me;( efterladt) be left behind;[ hun sad tilbage med to børn] she was left with two children;[ sidde tilbage med smerten] be left to foot the bill;T be left holding the baby (el. carrying the can).
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