0 to be in a vertical position on your feet -- стоять
We'd been standing for hours.
He's standing over there, next to Karen.
1 to rise to a vertical position on your feet from sitting or lying down -- вставать
2 to wait for something as part of a line of people -- стоять в очереди
3 to be in or to put something in a particular place or position -- стоять, ставить что-либо в/около/у и т. д.
4 to hate someone or something -- не выносить кого-либо/что-либо
I can't stand him.
[ + doing sth ] She can't stand doing housework.
5 to be able to accept or deal with a difficult situation -- выдерживать, терпеть
6 to be at a particular level, amount, height, etc -- быть на каком-либо уровне
7 what your opinion is about something -- придерживаться какого-либо мнения о чем-либо
8 what someone thinks about you, how they expect you to behave, and how they are likely to behave -- знать как себя вести (по отношению к кому-либо)
9 If an offer still stands, it still exists. -- оставаться в силе
You're welcome to visit any time - my invitation still stands.
10 as something is now, without changes in it -- при данном положении вещей
11 If someone stands trial, they appear in a law court where people decide if they are guilty of a crime. -- находиться под судом
12 to be in a situation where you can get/lose money or an advantage -- иметь шанс получить/потерять что-либо
13 to compete in an election for an official position -- баллотироваться, выставлять свою кандидатуру
to stand for office
14 a small shop with an open front or a table from which goods are sold -- лоток, ларек, стенд
15 a structure in a sports ground where people can stand or sit to watch an event -- трибуна
16 a piece of furniture for holding things -- стойка, вешалка
17 the place in a law court where people sit or stand when they are being asked questions -- место для дачи свидетельских показаний в суде
18 an opinion or belief about something, especially if you say it in public -- позиция, точка зрения
[ usually singular ] What's the President's stand on gun control?
19 to express your opinion about something publicly -- высказывать свою точку зрения
20 to publicly defend something or stop something from happening -- выступать в защиту или против чего-либо
It's about time someone made a stand.
The abolitionist was, constitutionally speaking, neither officer nor prisoner and as a consequence may stand for the ordinary citizen - "society," the people at large.
The latter response is reinforced in us by our obligation to stand in solidarity with victims of wrongdoing against those who have wronged them.
Thus, the passive walker reported here can stand still.
This former self, we learn, stood before two paths, one leading to a hill, the other to a meadow.
In the end, we have only neutered rhetorical forms to stand as theories, and random design novelties to stand as practice.
Flies were considered recovered when able to stand up.
The timber was necessarily burned where it stood or fell, since this then provided ash for fertilizing the subsequent crop.
But for both groups, might not these specific symptoms also be standing for something deeper?
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