Sit in on
/sɪt ɪn ɒn/B2
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1. To attend a meeting, class, or event simply as an observer.
- I decided to sit in on the lecture to see if the professor's teaching style would work for me.
- She is sitting in on the board meeting to learn more about how the company makes decisions.
- The new employee sat in on the training sessions to get a sense of what the team does.
- He often sits in on band rehearsals to offer suggestions and feedback.
- They allowed us to sit in on the negotiations to better understand the process.
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