Sit out
/sɪt ˈaʊt/B1
Intermediate
1. To not participate in an activity or event, often to rest or because of personal choice.
- She decided to sit out the last dance because she was feeling tired.
- He had to sit out the game due to his injury.
2. To remain inactive in a particular situation from which one might otherwise be expected to participate.
- During the debate, he chose to sit out and let others voice their opinions.
- Given the political tension, she decided to sit out this election.
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