sits, sat, sitting
to sit back
phrasal verb
Relax and do nothing, often while waiting
- 1After a long day, I like to sit back and watch TV.
- 2You can sit back while we prepare dinner.
When you sit back, you are taking a break and not doing anything, usually while you are waiting for something. It means to relax and be calm, without any stress or work. Just sit comfortably and wait patiently.
Remember, sitting back is about taking a break, not avoiding responsibilities. It's important to balance relaxation with productivity. So, use this time wisely to recharge and be ready for what comes next.
at the hotel lobby
Waiting for the Room
Betty
Looks like our room isn't ready yet.
Michael
That's okay, we can just sit back and enjoy the lobby.
Betty
Good idea, let's relax for a bit.
Michael
Yeah, no rush. We'll be in our room soon enough.
at a hair salon
Waiting for a Fresh Cut
Sharon
Looks like it'll be a while before it's our turn.
Timothy
Yeah, let's just sit back and enjoy the music.
Sharon
Good idea, it's nice to have a break sometimes.
Timothy
Absolutely, no rush today.
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Similar to "to sit back":
- 1relax
- 2rest