Stand

/stˈænd/

/ˈstænd/

Definición y Significado de "stand"

to stand

VERBO

estar de pie

to be upright on one's feet

Intransitive: to stand somewhere

Example

My grandmother stands near the entrance to greet guests.

She stands at the bus stop waiting for her ride.

I usually stand in front of the mirror to comb my hair.

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levantarse, estar de pie

to rise up onto one's feet, typically from a seated or lying position, and support oneself in an upright position

arise

get up

rise

stand up

stand

Intransitive

Example

As the professor walked into the lecture hall, the students stood to show their respect.

When the elderly gentleman entered the room, the young attendees politely stood to offer him a seat.

As the national anthem played, everyone in the stadium stood to honor the flag.

resistir, sostener

to endure, resist, or survive adverse conditions or challenges

Transitive: to stand a difficult condition

Example

The old oak tree stood the winds of many storms.

Her resilience helped her stand the pressures of a high-stakes job.

The sturdy bridge was able to stand the force of the storm.

tolerar, aguantar

to be willing to accept or tolerate a difficult situation

Transitive: to stand a difficult situation

Example

The dedicated team had to stand the long hours and tight deadlines during the busy season.

She could n't stand the constant noise from the construction site next door.

He found a way to stand the pressure and meet the project deadline.

mantener, opinar

to have a certain opinion regarding an issue

Intransitive: to stand for a cause | to stand against an issue

Example

She firmly stood against any form of discrimination.

He firmly stands against animal cruelty.

permanecer, estar

to exist or remain in a particular state, condition, or situation

Linking Verb: to stand [adj]

Example

The athlete 's record stands unbroken after decades of competition.

As of now, the negotiations stand unresolved, and further discussions are required.

The project stands completed, ready for presentation to the stakeholders.

estar, quedarse

to establish a presence or be located in a specific area

Intransitive: to stand somewhere

Example

The old bookstore stands at the corner of Maple Street, a quaint spot filled with literary treasures.

The bustling market stands near the riverbank, offering a variety of fresh produce and handmade goods.

mantenerse, resistir

to maintain one's position, often in the face of opposition, challenges, or adversity

Linking Verb: to stand [adj]

Example

The protesters vowed to stand resolute in their demand for social justice and equality.

The team captain encouraged the players to stand united against the opponent 's aggressive tactics.

As the team encountered setbacks, the coach urged them to stand strong.

permanecer, quedarse

to maintain a state of stillness or inactivity

Intransitive

Example

In the art gallery, patrons often stand before a masterpiece, immersing themselves in its details and significance.

Caught in a breathtaking view, the hikers paused to stand on the mountain ridge.

In the quiet forest, the photographer decided to stand and appreciate the beauty of the sunrise.

permanecer vigente, mantenerse válido

(of a condition, situation, or agreement) to remain effective without losing relevance over time

Intransitive

Example

The contract stood, still binding both parties even after several years.

The company 's commitment to quality still stands, as their products continued to receive positive reviews from customers.

Over the years, the tradition stood, continuing to hold cultural significance.

elevarse, estar a

to possess or exhibit a specific vertical height

Transitive: to stand a specific height

Example

The ancient tower stands 100 feet.

The basketball player, known for his remarkable talent, stands an impressive height of 6 feet 10 inches.

The statue in the park stands 10 feet, capturing the attention of passersby.

colocar, erguir

to erect or position something vertically

Transitive: to stand sth somewhere

Example

The artist stood the easel by the window to capture the best natural light for painting.

She stood the books neatly on the shelf, organizing them by genre.

He stood the ladder against the wall, preparing to climb up and fix the broken light fixture.

Stand

SUSTANTIVO

puesto, quiosco

a booth where articles are displayed for sale

soporte, estante

a piece of furniture or structure that is designed to hold, support, or display something, such as clothing, accessories, or other items

What is a "stand"?

A stand is a piece of furniture or structure designed to hold or support an item or group of items. It can come in many forms, such as a tabletop stand for displaying objects, a freestanding stand for holding things like plants or books, or a specialized stand for items like speakers, lamps, or trophies. Stands are typically made from materials like wood, metal, or plastic and are used in various settings, including homes, offices, or public spaces. They provide stability and help organize or display items in an orderly and accessible way.

soporte, portabicicletas

a tool designed for the safe storage of bicycles when not in use

posición, actitud

an attitude, position, or opinion that one holds or states firmly

manada, bandada

a group of animals in a specific location, such as a herd or flock

soporte, base

a support or foundation

soporte, mesa

a small table for holding articles of various kinds

stand, posición

the position where a thing or person stands

parada, detención

an interruption of normal activity

defensa, posición defensiva

a defensive effort

grada, tribuna

an area where spectators sit or stand to watch the game

What is a "stand"?

A stand is a raised platform or structure where spectators sit or stand to watch the action. It is often located around a field, court, or stage, providing a clear view of the event. Stands can vary in size and shape, ranging from small, temporary setups to large, permanent structures at stadiums. They are usually designed with seating for comfort and safety and are sometimes covered to protect spectators from the weather. Stands are an important part of most sporting venues, offering a place for fans to gather and cheer on their teams.

Example

Spectators packed the stands for the championship game.

The stadium 's upper stands offered a great view of the entire field.

The fans filled the stands to cheer for their team.

stand (en el contexto de los juegos), suspensión (en el contexto de los juegos)

declining to take another card from the deck or discard pile, typically with the goal of keeping one's current hand without risking getting a worse card.

What is a "stand"?

A stand is the act of choosing not to take any additional cards or actions during a turn in a card game. This decision is often made when a player believes their current hand is strong enough to win, or when taking more cards would risk a disadvantage, such as exceeding a certain total in games like Blackjack. By taking a stand, the player signals that they are finished with their turn and will not make any further moves, leaving the outcome of the hand to be determined based on the current cards.

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