English · English
stand
/stænd/ noun · plural: stands A1 (estimated)
1. act of standing
| Italian | in piedi |
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| Swedish | stående |
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2. defensive position or effort
| Portuguese | o posto |
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| Spanish | la postura |
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| Dutch | de positie |
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| Swedish | en ställning |
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3. resolute, unwavering position
| German | der Stand, der Standpunkt, der Messestand |
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| French | le stand, le kiosque |
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| Portuguese | a posição, o posto, o estande |
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| Czech | stánek, stoj, pozice |
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| Italian | lo stand, la bancarella |
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| Spanish | la posición, la postura, el stand |
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| Dutch | de stand, de kraam, het standpunt |
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| Swedish | en position, en ställning, en monter |
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4. period of performance in a given location or venue
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to stand
/stænd/ verb A2
1. to support oneself on the feet in an erect position
| German | stehen |
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| French | être debout, tenir debout |
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| Portuguese | ficar em pé |
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| Czech | stát |
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| Italian | stare in piedi |
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| Spanish | estar de pie |
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| Dutch | staan |
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| Swedish | stå |
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| Latin | sto |
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2. to rise to one’s feet
| German | aufstehen |
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| French | dresser, sursauter, se lever |
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| Portuguese | levantar |
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| Czech | vstát, vstávat, postavit se |
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| Italian | alzarsi, elevarsi, ergersi |
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| Spanish | levantarse, pararse, ponerse de pie |
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| Dutch | opstaan |
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| Latin | surgo, consisto |
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4. to place in an upright or standing position
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