stand是什么意思

详细释义

• 0 to be in an upright position on your feet; to get yourself into an upright position on your feet -- 起立；站立

  • I've been standing up all day and I'm really tired. 我站了一天，現在很疲倦。

  • It was customary then for children to stand up when the teacher came into the classroom. 那時候的習俗是當老師進入課堂時，孩子們必須起立。

• 1 If an idea or some information stands up, it is proved to be true or correct. -- （觀點或資訊）站得住腳，驗證屬實

  • Their evidence will never stand up in court. 他們的證據在法庭上根本站不住腳。

  • Their argument won't stand up to detailed criticism (= when it is studied critically). 他們的論點禁不起仔細推敲。

• 2 performed by a single person telling jokes and funny stories on stage -- （喜劇）單人表演的，單口的

  • stand-up comedy 單人喜劇

  • a stand-up comedian 單人喜劇演員

• 3 loyal; that you can rely on to defend you -- 忠實可靠的，可以信賴的

  • He was friendly, passionate, and a stand-up kind of guy. 他是一個友好熱忱、忠實可靠的人。

• 4 involving violence or loud shouting, etc. -- 面對面爭吵的；面對面打鬥的

  • The two men had had a stand-up row in the pub after the game. 比賽之後兩個男人在酒吧內發生了激烈爭執。

• 5 A stand-up meeting is one at which people stand, rather than sit. -- （會議）參與者都站著的

  • the hotel's stand-up management meetings 旅館管理層的站立會議

• 6 comedy performed by a single person telling jokes and funny stories on stage; stand-up comedy -- 獨角滑稽表演；單口相聲

  • an evening of stand-up 全部為獨角滑稽表演的夜晚

  • He has worked as an actor, but is best known as a stand-up. 他是一名演員，但是作為獨角滑稽演員更出名。

• 7 a meeting at which people stand, rather than sit -- 參與者都站著的會議