seating
/ˈsiːtɪŋ/
noun
- The places where people sit, or the arrangement of seats in a place.
- The stadium's outdoor seating was full for the concert.
- The theater has comfortable seating for 500 people.
- We need to check the seating chart before the wedding.
- The act of putting someone in a seat or providing seats for people.
- The airline announced the boarding and seating of passengers.
- The usher handled the seating of late guests during the play.
- Seating for the dinner party took longer than expected.
- A supply of seats or the capacity to seat people.
- The restaurant has limited seating, so we made a reservation.
- The bus has seating for 40 passengers.
- The new auditorium offers seating for over a thousand people.
adjective
- Related to or used for sitting on.
- The seating area in the park is shaded by large trees.
- The seating arrangement in the classroom was changed for group work.
- We bought new seating cushions for the patio chairs.