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sitter
- IPA[ˈsɪtə]
英式
- a person who sits, especially for a portrait or examination；a sitting hen.
noun: sitter, plural noun: sitters
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- 1. a person who sits, especially for a portrait or examination she always hopes to imbue a portrait with the sitter's character sitters in an examination room
- ▪ a sitting hen.
- 2. a person who looks after children, pets, or a house while the parents or owners are away a cat sitter sitters are most in demand over Christmas and school holidays
- ▪ a person who provides care and companionship for people who are ill volunteers are still needed to help the hospice expand its home sitter service
- 3. British informal (in sport) an easy catch or shot he scored some great goals but missed some sitters
- a person who remains neutral or uncommitted on an issue: why don't you make up your mind—you fence sitter!
Oxford American Dictionary
- a person who stays at a person's house to look after it while its owner is away: the presence of a house sitter is the number one burglar deterrent
Oxford Dictionary
- a person who remains neutral or uncommitted on an issue: why don't you make up your mind—you fence sitter!
Oxford Dictionary
- a person who looks after a pet or pets while their owner is away, usually staying at the ... your dog needs to meet and get to know the pet sitter before you leave town
Oxford Dictionary
- a person who looks after a pet or pets while their owner is away, usually staying at the ... your dog needs to meet and get to know the pet sitter before you leave town
Oxford American Dictionary
- a person who stays at a person's house to look after it while its owner is away: the presence of a house sitter is the number one burglar deterrent
Oxford American Dictionary
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- IPA[ˈsidər]
美式
- a person who sits, especially for a portrait: she always hopes to imbue a portrait with the sitter's character sitters in an examination room
Oxford American Dictionary
