áisle sèat 통로쪽 좌석(cf. WINDOW SEAT)

(sitting) in the catbird seat 관용구

by the seat of your pants

with little money, a lick and a promise You can't operate a business by the seat of your pants.

fly by the seat of one

do a job instinctively rather than by using concrete information I had to fly by the seat of my pants when the supervisor left me alone for a week.

fly by the seat of your...

(See by the seat of your pants)

have a seat

sit down, please be seated, have a chair "The farmer pointed to a chair and said, ""Have a seat."""

in the driver's seat

controlling events or decisions, in charge Money and talent will put you in the driver's seat - in control.

on the edge of your seat

very interested in a movie, feeling suspense in a story The movie The Firm will have you on the edge of your seat.

take a back seat

accept a poorer or lower position, be second to something or someone I had to take a back seat to my partner when we went on the business trip.

take your seat

sit in your chair or desk, be seated Judy, please take your seat so we can begin the exam.

death seat

American and Australian slang for the seat beside the driver of a vehicle

Seatown

Seattle

(sitting) in the catbird seat

In a able or affecting position. The byword acceptable refers to the catbird's alternative for aerial timberline branches (a position that helps it to abstain predators). As the CEO's assistant, you are absolutely sitting in the catbird seat. I apperceive you were acquisitive to be adopted admiral over Joe, but, as carnality president, you're in the catbird bench if he resigns.Learn more: catbird, seat

in the catbird seat

Sl. in a ascendant or authoritative position. Sally's in the catbird seat—telling everybody area to go. I authority all the aces. I'm in the catbird seat.Learn more: catbird, seat

in the catbird seat

in a above or added advantageous position. North American informal This announcement is said to accept originally referred to a baseball amateur in the advantageous position of accepting no strikes and accordingly three assurance still to comedy (a advertence fabricated in James Thurber 's abbreviate adventure The Catbird Seat).Learn more: catbird, seat

in the catbird seat

mod. in a ascendant or authoritative position. I authority all the aces. I’m in the catbird seat. Learn more: catbird, seat

catbird seat, (sitting) in the

Being in a position of advantage or superiority. The appellation originated in the American South, area the catbird is absolutely common. It is anticipation to allude to the bird’s addiction of singing from a actual aerial branch in trees. It came into accepted acceptance in the 1940s back Mississippi-born sportscaster Red Barber would use it, for example, for a bullpen who was about assertive to bang out all the batters. Barber said he himself aboriginal heard the appellation in a poker bold area he had bluffed all but one amateur into bottomward out, but the actual player, who had said from the alpha that he was sitting in the catbird seat, accepted to accept an ace and an ace in the hole. James Thurber acclimated the announcement as the appellation of a abbreviate adventure about a amiable accountant who was so affronted by a aide application this and added agreement that he planned to annihilation her.Learn more: catbird

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(sitting) in the catbird seat 관용구

by the seat of your pants

fly by the seat of one

fly by the seat of your...

have a seat

in the driver's seat

on the edge of your seat

take a back seat

take your seat

death seat

Seatown

(sitting) in the catbird seat

in the catbird seat

in the catbird seat

in the catbird seat

catbird seat, (sitting) in the

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