sit tight
英 [sit tait] 美 [sit taɪt]

v.

挺直坐着，固执己见，潜伏着；

英英释义

sit tight

• v.maintain the same position; wait it out

双语例句

1. If your car break down, just sit tight and wait for the police to come along.
   如果你的车子抛锚，就留在原处不动，等警察来。
2. She is going to sit tight till she hears what they are going to do next.
   在未听到他们下一步行动计划之前，她将按兵不动。

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