Sit in
/ˈsɪt ɪn/A2
Elementary
1. To attend a meeting or an event as a spectator or participant, without actively participating.
- I was allowed to sit in on the board meeting to get a sense of how decisions are made.
- She often sits in on her brother's music lessons to learn something new.
2. To take part in an event, usually in the context of a protest or demonstration, by sitting down as a form of protest.
- The students organized a sit-in to protest against the new policy.
- Activists decided to sit in at the senator’s office until their demands were heard.
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