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sit through something
phrasal verb with sitverbuk /sɪt/ us /sɪt/present participlesitting | past tense and past participlesat
to stay until the end of an event such as a meeting or performance that is very long or boring: 挨到（会议、表演等）结束
We had to sit through two hours of speeches.我们不得不耐着性子听完两个小时的讲话。
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sit through something | American Dictionary
sit through something
phrasal verb with sitverbus/sɪt/
to stay until something is completed:
It’s hard for little kids to sit through a whole baseball game.
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