
Sit through
Patience Implied
Using 'sit through' suggests patience or tolerance for something potentially long or tedious.

The kids somehow sat through the five-hour opera.
Not Enjoyable
The phrase often implies that the experience is not particularly enjoyable or is somewhat of a chore.

She sat through the long play, checking her watch every few minutes.
Unwilling Participant
Suggests participation due to obligation or lack of choice, rather than desire.

He had to sit through his sister's piano recital.
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