sit in on (something) -Idioms

Idioms

sit in on (something)

to attend or participate in a meeting or similar gathering

Our boss sat in on our meeting so that he could learn what was happening.

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sit on (something)

sit on its hands

sit on one's hands

sit on the fence

sit through (something)

sit up and take notice

sit up with (someone)

sit well with (someone)

come out of the blue

call a meeting to order

dig some dirt up on (someone) or dig up some dirt on (someone)

run through (money or something)

get a head start (on someone or something)

in the interest of (someone or something)

run off copies of (something)

step up (to something)

like a fish out of water

take one's leave of (someone)

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