to sit up for sb
1sit in for someone — sit in (for (someone)) to do someone s job or fulfill a responsibility for them. The vice president will sit in for the president at today s meeting. Their drummer was sick so they asked if I could sit in …
2sit in for — sit in (for (someone)) to do someone s job or fulfill a responsibility for them. The vice president will sit in for the president at today s meeting. Their drummer was sick so they asked if I could sit in …
3sit in for — ► sit in for temporarily carry out the duties of. Main Entry: ↑sit …
4sit in for somebody — ˌsit ˈin for sb derived to do sb s job or perform their duties while they are away, sick, etc. Syn: stand in for Main entry: ↑sitderived …
5sit in for — STAND IN FOR, fill in for, cover for, substitute for, deputize for; informal sub for. → sit * * * ˌsit ˈin for [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they sit in for he/she/it sits in for …
6sit in for — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms sit in for : present tense I/you/we/they sit in for he/she/it sits in for present participle sitting in for past tense sat in for past participle sat in for sit in for someone to take the place of someone… …
7sit in for — verb To substitute; to take somebodys place. Can you sit in for him while hes gone? …
8sit in for — temporarily carry out the duties of. → sit …
9sit in for — I ll be sitting in for Tim while he s away Syn: stand in for, fill in for, cover for, substitute for; informal sub for …
10sit up for — (Roget s IV) Syn. wait up for, stay up for, wait for; see wait 1 …
