seat

verb B2

Meaning

To seat someone means to arrange for them to sit in a particular place, often in a formal or organized setting.
💡 A common mistake is to confuse "seat" with "sit"; "seat" refers to placing someone in a position, while "sit" refers to the action of resting in a seated position.

Example Sentences

Can you seat the guests before the meeting starts ?
The staff will seat the guests promptly upon their arrival .
The theater staff will seat you as soon as possible .

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