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sit down to

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sit down to something
to sit down at a table to do something, such as eat a meal or attend to some business. I look forward to going home and sitting down to a quiet supper. Ted looked forward to sitting down to a big Thanksgiving dinner.
See also: sit


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Often, the lawyers will sit down to negotiate a settlement in front of an professional objective party, known as a mediator.
The great thing about top 10 movie lists is that they''re fun to work on - after all, it means you get to sit down to take in some new movies and make the decision of whether they''re good enough to push their way onto your list.
Byline: By BRIAN HUTTON ALMOST 300 families will sit down to Christmas dinner without a loved one who was killed in a road crash during the year, it was said yesterday.
 
 
 
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