1·Children sit around small tables, talking to each other.
小孩子们围坐在小桌旁，互相说着话。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
2·People with different opinions sit around the table and try to convince each other that their idea is the best.
围坐在会议桌旁的人们都有不同的想法，并要试图劝说他人这节主意是最好的。
3·But what if we took the Japanese idea of having a small heater with a blanket that families sit around to get warm?
我们应该学习日本人的做法，冬天，他们只用一块电热毯，一家人都围坐在毯子上取暖。
4·At Wellington College in Berkshire, for example, teenagers are not taught from the front of the class, but instead sit around a large oval table for seminar-style discussions.
比如在Berkshire的Wellington College少年们不是被课堂前面的老师教授，而是围坐在一个椭圆形桌子进行研讨会性质的讨论。
5·It's not unusual for a group of them to sit around Brandon's kitchen table helping get out the latest mailing or doing whatever Robin needs to make BookEnds work.
他们围坐在布兰登的厨房餐桌边，一起拆看最新的信件，或者给罗宾帮忙，保证BookEnds的运转。这样的场景很常见。
1·Well, he could sit around... in jail.
好吧，他可以无所事事……在监狱里。
2·Does that mean I should sit around and do nothing if it all meaningless and purposeless?
既然一切都无足轻重、毫无意义，是不是说我该无所事事，什么也不要做了？
3·I would sit around and stew about all the things that made me upset, all the work I didn't accomplish, the things I'd like to say to my boss.
我会无所事事，忧虑那些让我沮丧的事、未完成的工作和一些将要向老板汇报的事情。
4·You can sit around and worry about it, or you can prepare for it.
你可以无所事事并忧虑发愁，或者你也可以做准备。
5·Without the distraction of TV, they might sit around together after dinner and actually talk to one another.
没有电视的娱乐，他们在晚餐之后可能一起无所事事并且实际上和彼此说话。