Sit through
/sɪt θruː/B2
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1. To endure or tolerate a situation, event, or experience from start to finish, often something boring or tedious.
- I had to sit through a three-hour meeting that was incredibly dull.
- The students sat through the lecture even though half of them were falling asleep.
- She had to sit through an entire opera, which she found boring.
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