sit through something phrasal verb (see also sit)
to attend a meeting, performance etc, and stay until the end, even if it is very long and boring:
I wasn’t the least bit interested in all the speeches I had to sit through.

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sit through
sit through (something)
to stay until the end of something.
It's hard for little kids to sit through a whole baseball game.

Usage notes: often said about something you do not enjoy:
We had to sit through another boring lecture.

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sit through something
sit through (something)
to stay until the end of something.
It's hard for little kids to sit through a whole baseball game.

Usage notes: often said about something you do not enjoy:
We had to sit through another boring lecture.

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sit through
to witness or endure all of something
I had to sit through a very boring lecture yesterday.

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sit through something
to witness or endure all of something
I had to sit through a very boring lecture yesterday.

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sit through
v. To watch or listen until (something) is finished.
The show was so boring that we could hardly sit through the first act.
Elaine liked the movie so much that she sat through three showings.

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