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In-Seat

Description:

In-Seat refers to something that is related to or designed for use while sitting in a particular seat, especially in the context of various entertainment events and transportation.

Parts of Speech:

• Adjective: The in-seat entertainment system kept the passengers engaged throughout the flight.
• Noun: Please ensure that you have your in-seat ticket with you before entering the auditorium.
• Verb: The airline staff will in-seat you once everyone has boarded the plane.

Senses and Usages:

1. Sense: Relating to Entertainment Events

- This sense refers to something associated with providing comfort, convenience, or entertainment to individuals while sitting in a designated seat during events such as concerts, theaters, and stadiums.

• Noun: The in-seat beverage service at the concert made the experience even more enjoyable.
• Adjective: The in-seat headphones provided an immersive sound experience during the live performance.
2. Sense: Relating to Transportation

- This sense refers to something designed or available for use while sitting in a seat during various modes of transportation like flights, buses, trains, etc.

• Noun: The airplane had individual in-seat screens for every passenger.
• Adjective: The in-seat power outlets allowed the commuters to charge their devices during the journey.
• Verb: Please remain seated until the bus fully stops, as the driver will in-seat you to ensure everyone's safety.

Related Products:

• In-Seat Entertainment System
• In-Seat Headphones
• In-Seat Beverage Service
• In-Seat Power Outlets