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to stand up
[phrase form: stand]
01
to rise to a standing position from a seated or lying position
02
to keep one's position or beliefs, especially when facing criticism
03
to organize a unit so that it can fulfill its duties and responsibilities
04
to raise something or someone from a lowered position to an upright position
05
to confirm the truth or validity of something when subjected to close examination
06
to fail to appear for a scheduled romantic meeting
07
(of a wicket-keeper in cricket) to move closer to the area behind the batsman to be in a better position to catch the ball, especially when the bowler is delivering the ball
Example
When the bus arrived, passengers had to stand up and exit row by row.
As the national anthem played, the entire audience was expected to stand up as a sign of respect.
The audience was captivated by the performance, giving the artists a standing ovation as they all stood up.
The toddler was excited to see the birthday cake and tried to stand up in the high chair.
The activist stood up her principles in the face of harsh criticism from the media.
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