英语词组seat是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomseat► be (sitting) in the catbird seatback seat driverdrive someone who likes to give the driver of a car advice about how to drive or which way to go, especially when the driver does not want or need advice:My wife, Gwen, is a terrible back seat driver.OK, everybody - quiet! I've had enough of back seat drivers for one day.fly by the seat of your pantsto use your natural ability and intelligence to do something, when you have not been able to learn, develop, or find out the proper way to do it:Singleton, obviously flying by the seat of his pants, manages to produce an entertaining film.We have to fly by the seat of our pants because there's not always enough time to prepare lessons before class.seat-of-the-pants: Levi Strauss' innovative use of computers stands out in an industry infamous for its instinctual, seat-of-the-pants approach to business.be in the driving seat BrEBrEbe in the driver's seat AmEto control everything that happens in an organization, situation, or relationship:We're still in the driving seat in the league, and if we win these last three games, we win the title.Many executives can give a presentation in front of hundreds of people but can't pick up the phone to ask for a simple favor, because they're so used to being in the driver's seat.in the hot seat(also on the hotseat AmE)in a situation, job etc in which you have to make important decisions or answer difficult questions:D'Amato and Gary are the ones in the hot seat - I'm going to let them make a decision, and I'll support them.My grandmother used to play this numbers game with us, and she'd focus on you and you'd know you were in the hot seat.take a back seat (to)1 to let someone else make important decisions or have responsibility for doing something:I had to take a back seat in the production of this film, and it was sometimes difficult not to give my opinion.Lee has decided to take more of a back seat and hand his main duties over to Davis.2 if one thing takes a back seat to something else, people give less attention to the first thing because they think the second is more important or interesting:Does Newton's murder take a back seat now that the police have a new one to think about?Housing, education, and social services would take a back seat if the government supported more businesses.

seat

n. the buttocks. I was so angry. I wanted to kick him in the seat as he left.

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a back-seat driver
a ringside seat
backseat driver
be (sitting) in the catbird seat
be in the catbird seat
be in the driving seat
be sitting in the catbird seat
box seat
bums in seats
bums on seats
by the seat of (one's) pants
by the seat of one's pants
by the seat of pants
by the seat of the pants
by the seat of your pants
catbird seat
catbird seat, (sitting) in the
fly by the seat of (one's) pants
fly by the seat of your pants
grab a chair
grab a seat
have a ringside seat
have a ringside seat/view
have a ringside view
have a seat
hot seat
hot seat, in the
in the box seat
in the catbird seat
in the driver’s seat
in the driver's seat
in the driving seat
in the hot seat
in/on the hot seat
keep (one) on the edge of (one's) seat
keep (one's) (something) warm
keep chair
keep somebody's seat, etc. warm
keep you on the edge of your seat
kick in the (seat of the) pants, a
kick in the seat of the pants
nosebleed seat
nosebleed seats
on the anxious seat
on the edge of (one's) chair
on the edge of (one's) seat
on the edge of seat
on the edge of your seat
on the edge of your seat/chair
on the hot seat
put (one) on the hot seat
ringside seat
seat
seat of one's/the pants, by the
seat of the pants, by the
seat-of-the-pants
show (one) to (something or some place)
show to a seat
take (one's) seat
take a back seat
take a backseat
take a seat
Take your seat
the catbird seat

词组	seat
释义	seat Theme: BUTTOCKS n. the buttocks. Bob fell down on his seat.I was so angry. I wanted to kick him in the seat as he left. seat 1. noun a police officer assigned to ride as a passenger with another officer US, 1970 2. verb to perform anal sex on someone AUSTRALIA, 1950 idiomseat► be (sitting) in the catbird seatback seat driverdrive someone who likes to give the driver of a car advice about how to drive or which way to go, especially when the driver does not want or need advice:My wife, Gwen, is a terrible back seat driver.OK, everybody - quiet! I've had enough of back seat drivers for one day.fly by the seat of your pantsto use your natural ability and intelligence to do something, when you have not been able to learn, develop, or find out the proper way to do it:Singleton, obviously flying by the seat of his pants, manages to produce an entertaining film.We have to fly by the seat of our pants because there's not always enough time to prepare lessons before class.seat-of-the-pants: Levi Strauss' innovative use of computers stands out in an industry infamous for its instinctual, seat-of-the-pants approach to business.be in the driving seat BrEBrEbe in the driver's seat AmEto control everything that happens in an organization, situation, or relationship:We're still in the driving seat in the league, and if we win these last three games, we win the title.Many executives can give a presentation in front of hundreds of people but can't pick up the phone to ask for a simple favor, because they're so used to being in the driver's seat.in the hot seat(also on the hotseat AmE)in a situation, job etc in which you have to make important decisions or answer difficult questions:D'Amato and Gary are the ones in the hot seat - I'm going to let them make a decision, and I'll support them.My grandmother used to play this numbers game with us, and she'd focus on you and you'd know you were in the hot seat.take a back seat (to)1 to let someone else make important decisions or have responsibility for doing something:I had to take a back seat in the production of this film, and it was sometimes difficult not to give my opinion.Lee has decided to take more of a back seat and hand his main duties over to Davis.2 if one thing takes a back seat to something else, people give less attention to the first thing because they think the second is more important or interesting:Does Newton's murder take a back seat now that the police have a new one to think about?Housing, education, and social services would take a back seat if the government supported more businesses. seat n. the buttocks. I was so angry. I wanted to kick him in the seat as he left. See: a back-seat driver a ringside seat backseat driver be (sitting) in the catbird seat be in the catbird seat be in the driving seat be sitting in the catbird seat box seat bums in seats bums on seats by the seat of (one's) pants by the seat of one's pants by the seat of pants by the seat of the pants by the seat of your pants catbird seat catbird seat, (sitting) in the fly by the seat of (one's) pants fly by the seat of your pants grab a chair grab a seat have a ringside seat have a ringside seat/view have a ringside view have a seat hot seat hot seat, in the in the box seat in the catbird seat in the driver’s seat in the driver's seat in the driving seat in the hot seat in/on the hot seat keep (one) on the edge of (one's) seat keep (one's) (something) warm keep chair keep somebody's seat, etc. warm keep you on the edge of your seat kick in the (seat of the) pants, a kick in the seat of the pants nosebleed seat nosebleed seats on the anxious seat on the edge of (one's) chair on the edge of (one's) seat on the edge of seat on the edge of your seat on the edge of your seat/chair on the hot seat put (one) on the hot seat ringside seat seat seat of one's/the pants, by the seat of the pants, by the seat-of-the-pants show (one) to (something or some place) show to a seat take (one's) seat take a back seat take a backseat take a seat Take your seat the catbird seat
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