stand

stand
[stænd] 1. (pt, pp - stood); n; c
1) (stall) 摊子 [tānzi]

a newspaper stand — 报摊

2) (at exhibition) 展台 [zhǎntái]
3) (BRIT) (in stadium, arena) 看台 [kàntái]
4) (for holding things) 架子 [jiàzi]

A number of hats hung from a stand. — 架子上挂了几顶帽子。

2. vi
1) (be upright) 站立 [zhànlì]

She was standing at the bus stop. — 她站在公共汽车站。

2) (rise) 站起来 [zhàn qǐlái]

The judge asked us all to stand. — 法官让我们都站起来。

3) (be situated) [+ object, building] 耸立 [sǒnglì]

The house stands alone on top of a hill. — 那幢房子傲然耸立在山顶上。

4) (remain) [+ decision, offer] 保持有效 [bǎochí yǒuxiào]

Our original offer stands. — 我们当初的提议仍然有效。

5) (BRIT) (in election) 当候选人 [dāng hòuxuǎn rén]

She was invited to stand as the Liberal candidate. — 她被邀请做自由党候选人。 美 = run

6)

* to stand aside/back — 让开/退后 [ràngkāi/tuìhòu]

7)

* where or how does he stand on...? — 他对...持什么态度? [tā duì...chí shénme tàidù?]

3. vt
1)

* to stand sth on/in sth — 将某物竖放在某物上/中 [jiāng mǒuwù shùfàngzài mǒuwùshang/zhōng]

2) (withstand, tolerate) 经受住 [jīngshòu zhù]

The economy will not stand another rise in interest rates. — 经济将经受不起利息的再次上升。

3)

* I can't stand him/it — 我无法容忍他/它 [wǒ wúfǎ róngrěn tā/tā]

* to take the stand — (US: LAW) 出庭作证

* to make a stand against sth — 反抗某物

* to take a stand on sth — 对某事表明立场

* sb's last stand — 某人的最后一搏

* to stand at — [+ value, level, score etc] 处于

Unemployment now stands at 20%. — 目前失业率处于20%的水平。

* as things stand — 照这种样子

* it stands to reason — 那是显而易见的

* to stand to gain/lose sth — 很可能会获得/失去某物

* to stand for parliament — (BRIT) 竞选议员

* to stand sb a drink/meal — (inf) 请某人喝一杯/吃一顿

* to stand trial — 受审判

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