sit in on

英 [sɪt ɪn ɒn]

美 [sɪt ɪn ɑːn]

旁听（课程）; 列席（会议）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 旁听(课程);列席(会议)
  If yousit in ona lesson, meeting, or discussion, you are present while it is taking place but do not take part in it.
  1. Will they permit you to sit in on a few classes?...
     他们会同意你旁听几节课吗？
  2. People can sit in on meetings, even if it's not really in their subject area.
     即使不在其研究专题范围之内，人们也可以列席会议。

双语例句

• I don't want to contribute to the discussion, but I would like to sit in on the meeting.
  我不想参加这次讨论，但我想列席旁听。
• I was allowed to sit in on an executive meeting.
  我获准列席一次行政会议。
• And ( 6) To designate officials to sit in on the meetings of the Legislative Council and to speak on behalf of the government.
  委派官员列席立法会并代表政府发言。
• Sit in on a lecture just because you're interested in the subject matter.
  去上一堂你感兴趣的课，只是因为你对那堂课的主题感兴趣。
• Ask your manager if you can sit in on a meeting you don't normally attend, and share a one-page report of your Aha! s with him or her afterward.
  问一下经理你是否能参加一般不会参加的会议，以后同他/她分享你的报告啊哈。
• It would be a privilege for anyone to sit in on her lectures.
  对任何人来说，能够旁听她的课是一件很荣幸的事。
• We also arranged for a physician coach to sit in on real patient interviews and provide feedback.
  我们还安排了医生辅导员在实际接诊时坐在旁边，进而提供反馈。
• May I sit in on your lecture tomorrow?
  我明天旁听你的课可以吗？
• Do you mind if I sit in on your class this afternoon?
  今天下午我可以旁听您的课吗？
• I was allowed to sit in on the deliberations of the board.
  我获准列席董事会商讨议事。