英和和英

to try to leave a seat

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

to occupy a seat―hold a seat―take a seat

to leave one's seat

to be present

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

take a seat

provide with seats

place in or on a seat

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

to be present （at a meeting）

be seated

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

a seat allotment

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

get up from one's seat

offer one's seat

the action of sharing a table with someone

to stand up and depart fiercely in a fit of rage

to sit side by side

be out of the office；be not at his desk

to help someone sit

Take a seat beforehand.

take a seat

to take the seats provided

be able to seat

to be listed on public register

reserve a seat

to resume one's seat

the act of sitting down