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UK//bʌt jʊə mɔː ðə ˈsɪtɪŋ daʊn taɪp//US//bʌt jʊr mɔr ðə ˈsɪtɪŋ daʊn taɪp//

Meaning of But you're more the sitting-down type

You prefer to remain seated or inactive rather than engaging in physical activities.

In simple words: You're someone who prefers to stay seated and not do much activity.

But you're more the sitting-down type in a sentence

  • I see you brought a chair, but you're more the sitting-down type.
  • At parties, I notice you're more the sitting-down type, enjoying conversations.
  • When it comes to sports, I think you're more the sitting-down type than an active player.
  • She laughed and said, 'But you're more the sitting-down type, aren’t you?'

How to use But you're more the sitting-down type

This phrase is typically used in casual conversations to describe someone's preference for relaxation or inactivity. It's less formal and may not be suitable for professional or serious contexts.

Grammar pattern

be + more + the + sitting-down + type

Memory hint

Think of someone comfortably sitting down while others are active, reinforcing 'sitting-down'.

Related words

Collocations with But you're more the sitting-down type

  • more the sitting-down type
  • sitting-down habits
  • sitting-down lifestyle
  • sitting-down activities
  • be the sitting-down type

Synonyms for But you're more the sitting-down type

Common mistakes with But you're more the sitting-down type

  • Confused with 'the sitting type' - 'down' adds emphasis on relaxation.
  • Using in a formal setting - better for casual chats.
  • Omitting 'more' - the phrase needs 'more' to convey preference.

Compare But you're more the sitting-down type with Relaxed, Inactive, Lazy

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Frequently asked questions about But you're more the sitting-down type

What does But you're more the sitting-down type mean?

You're someone who prefers to stay seated and not do much activity.

What is the definition of But you're more the sitting-down type?

You prefer to remain seated or inactive rather than engaging in physical activities.

How do you use But you're more the sitting-down type in a sentence?

I see you brought a chair, but you're more the sitting-down type.

Can you give another example of But you're more the sitting-down type?

At parties, I notice you're more the sitting-down type, enjoying conversations.

What are synonyms for But you're more the sitting-down type?

Common alternatives include relaxed, inactive, lazy, comfy, laid-back.

What words go with But you're more the sitting-down type?

It commonly pairs with more the sitting-down type, sitting-down habits, sitting-down lifestyle, sitting-down activities, be the sitting-down type.

What are common mistakes when using But you're more the sitting-down type?

Confused with 'the sitting type' - 'down' adds emphasis on relaxation. Using in a formal setting - better for casual chats. Omitting 'more' - the phrase needs 'more' to convey preference.

How do you pronounce But you're more the sitting-down type?

US: //bʌt jʊr mɔr ðə ˈsɪtɪŋ daʊn taɪp//, UK: //bʌt jʊə mɔː ðə ˈsɪtɪŋ daʊn taɪp//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is But you're more the sitting-down type formal or informal?

"But you're more the sitting-down type" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use But you're more the sitting-down type?

This phrase is typically used in casual conversations to describe someone's preference for relaxation or inactivity. It's less formal and may not be suitable for professional or serious contexts.