chairperson

to take one's seat

to attend

chief (representative, correspondent etc)

to be absent

to engulf

to attend a meeting as a nonvoting delegate

impromptu

feast; banquet

seat in a parliament or legislative assembly

During the meeting; during the banquet; during the feast; at the dinner table

to absent oneself from a meeting

end of a banquet

(literary) to break off relations with a friend

banquet; feast

audience seating area

a seat (in a theater, stadium etc)

(literary) to spread a mat on the ground; (by extension) to be on the ground or floor (as in 席地靜坐|席地静坐[xi2 di4 jing4 zuo4] to meditate seated on the floor)

to start a banquet; to have the first dish at a banquet

first-person pronoun used by officials, for example lawmakers, judges, etc.

to offer a return banquet

banquet

teachingship; instructorship; professorship; position or office of a teacher, instructor or professor

to leave one's seat