就座 (jiù zuò): Take a seat (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

Why aren't you taking a seat? Is there something wrong with the chair?

Before the meeting started, everyone gradually took their seats.

Despite the host's repeated invitations, that guest still showed no intention of taking a seat.

He hurried into the restaurant, looked around, and then took a seat in a quiet corner.

Under the teacher's guidance, the students quietly took their seats, ready for class.

Only after confirming that all the judges had taken their seats did the organizers announce the official start of the competition.