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to stand for
[phrase form: stand]
01
象徴する, 意味する
to convey a particular meaning, either explicitly or implicitly
Transitive: to stand for a concept or belief
Example
The official motto of the school stands for excellence in education and character.
The handshake stands for mutual respect and goodwill in many cultures.
The flag 's colors and symbols proudly stand for the values of the nation.
02
を意味する, を表す
to represent something in the form of an abbreviation or symbol
Transitive: to stand for a word or expression
Example
The abbreviation ' CEO ' stands for Chief Executive Officer.
The acronym ' NASA ' stands for National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
' CO2 ' stands for carbon dioxide in scientific terms.
03
我慢する, 耐える
to endure a particular behavior, action, or situation
Transitive: to stand for a particular behavior or action
Example
Parents should not stand for disrespectful behavior from their children.
Citizens should not stand for corruption in their government and should demand accountability.
The community would n't stand for environmental pollution and organized a protest.
04
意味する, 表す
to act as a substitute for something, taking its place or being equivalent to it
Transitive: to stand for sth
Example
Each element in the periodic table stands for a unique chemical substance.
On the map, the red dots stand for major cities.
The acronym stands for a complex scientific concept that is crucial for the research.
05
選挙に立候補する, 立候補する
to participate in an election, trying to be chosen for an official role or become a member of an organization
Transitive: to stand for an election or a position
例
The official motto of the school stands for excellence in education and character.
The handshake stands for mutual respect and goodwill in many cultures.
The flag's colors and symbols proudly stand for the values of the nation.
The statue in the park stands for peace and harmony among diverse communities.
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