sits, sat, sitting

to sit down
phrasal verb

To meet and discuss something important
  • 1We need to sit down and talk about the project.
  • 2Let's sit down and figure out a solution.
When people come together and talk about something serious, they usually gather in one place, often around a table. They spend time sharing ideas, listening to each other, and trying to solve a problem or make a decision about something that matters to them.
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People often say "Let's sit down and talk" when they want to have a calm, focused conversation, such as discussing family plans, work projects, or solving a problem together.
by the ocean
Planning the Surprise
George
Emily, we really need to sit down and finalize the plans for the party.
Emily
Absolutely, George. It's important to get everything sorted out.
George
Let's find a quiet spot and go over the guest list.
Emily
Great idea, we have a lot to discuss before the big day.
on the green
Strategizing for Success
Deborah
William, we need to sit down and finalize our plans for the upcoming project.
William
I agree, Deborah. It's crucial to align our strategies.
Deborah
How about we meet after the game to discuss everything in detail?
William
Sounds good. Let's make sure we cover all the important points.
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Similar to "to sit down":
  • 1meet
  • 2confer