Phrasal Verb - sitting up
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.Definition
- To get out of bed or a seated position and take a more upright position. 2. To become alert or attentive, especially in response to a situation or stimulus. 3. To remain awake and vigilant, often through the night.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | After a long surgery, the patient was finally able to sit up and see their family. |
| 2 | The baby started to sit up on its own at around six months. |
| 3 | The audience sat up and paid attention when the renowned speaker took the stage. |
| 4 | During the storm, the sailors had to sit up and keep a lookout for any danger. |
| 5 | The nurse instructed the patient to sit up slowly to prevent dizziness. |
| 6 | The students sat up late into the night, studying for their exams. |
| 7 | The guard sat up, alert, as he heard a strange noise outside the camp. |
| 8 | The firefighters sat up all night, battling the blaze. |
| 9 | The fishermen sat up in their boats, waiting for the right moment to cast their nets. |
| 10 | The hikers sat up on a rocky outcropping, taking in the breathtaking view. |
