英和和英

be out of the office；be not at his desk

be out of the office；be not at his desk

to leave one's seat

to make room for some one―give up one's seat to some one

to take one's seat―take one's place―take a chair

to take one's seat―take one's place―sit down

to be listed on public register

to try to leave a seat

to be present

take a seat

to be present （at a meeting）

to rise from one's seat―leave one's seat

be out of the office；be not at his desk

place in or on a seat

the next seat

The seats are in tiers.

Take a seat beforehand.

not at one's desk right now

to resume one's seat

be catapulted from one's seat

the action of sharing a table with someone

The seats are all occupied.

take a seat

I'll leave my desk.

The seats are in tiers.

to stand up and depart fiercely in a fit of rage

There are many vacant seats―many unoccupied seats.

The seats are all taken.

to scramble for seats―（上席なら）―dispute the pas

full of empty seats