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Oxford Spanisch Dictionary

I. stand <passé & ppas stood> [Am stænd, GB stand] VERBE intr

1.1. stand (to be, to remain upright):

stand person:
stand person:

1.2. stand (to get to one's feet):

stand
stand
stand
pararse AmLat
she tried to stand
she tried to stand

1.3. stand (to measure in height):

2.1. stand (to move, to take up position):

stand
stand
pararse AmLat
stand over there
stand over there
stand clear!
to stand aside
to stand aside
can you stand on your head?
can you stand on your head?
I had to stand on the brakes fam

2.2. stand MAR:

to stand for Calais
to stand out from port
to stand out from port

3.1. stand (to be situated, located):

I won't stand in your way

3.2. stand (to hold a position):

3.3. stand (to be mounted, fixed):

4.1. stand (to stop, to remain still) person:

“no standing” Am
“no standing” Am
stand and deliver! arch
to stand firm or fast
dejar muy atrás a alguien

4.2. stand (to stay undisturbed) batter/water:

4.3. stand (to survive, to last) building:

5. stand (to stay in force):

stand law/agreement:
stand law/agreement:

6.1. stand (to be):

to stand mute JUR
I stand corrected

6.2. stand (to be currently):

as things stand
to stand at sth unemployment stands at 17%
receipts stand at $150, 000

6.3. stand (to be likely to):

to stand to + infin he stands to lose a fortune

7.1. stand (to take on the role of):

7.2. stand (in elections for office):

stand GB

II. stand <passé & ppas stood> [Am stænd, GB stand] VERBE trans

1. stand:

stand (to place)

2.1. stand (to tolerate, to bear) with can, can't, won't:

stand pain/noise
stand pain/noise
I can't stand him
I can't stand him
no lo trago fam
to stand -ing she can't stand being interrupted

2.2. stand (to withstand):

stand heat/strain
stand heat/strain
to stand the test
to stand the test of time

3. stand (to pay for):

stand drink/dinner

III. stand [Am stænd, GB stand] SUBST

1.1. stand (position):

stand
stand

1.2. stand (attitude):

stand
stand
stand on sth what is your stand on this issue?
to take a stand on sth

1.3. stand (resistance):

stand
to make a stand against sth
Custer's Last Stand

2.1. stand (pedestal, base):

stand
pie m
stand

2.2. stand (for sheet music):

stand

2.3. stand (for coats, hats):

stand

3. stand:

stand (at fair, exhibition)
stand m
stand (at fair, exhibition)
stand (larger)

4. stand (for spectators):

stand often pl

5. stand (witness box):

stand Am
to take the stand

6. stand (of trees):

stand
a stand of poplars
a stand of wheat

stand up to VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + adv + prep + o)

stand up to person/threats:

stand up to

stand for VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + prep + o)

1. stand for (represent):

stand for initials/symbol:
what does PS stand for?

2. stand for (put up with):

stand for usu with nég
stand for usu with nég

I. stand up VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + adv)

1. stand up (get up):

stand up
stand up
stand up
pararse AmLat
dar la cara por sus (or mis etc.) principios (or creencias etc.)

2. stand up (be, remain standing):

stand up straight
I had to stand up all the way
I had to stand up all the way

3. stand up (endure, withstand wear):

stand up
to stand up to sth to cold/pressure

II. stand up VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + o + adv)

1. stand up (set upright):

stand up
stand up

2. stand up (not keep appointment with):

stand up fam
stand up fam
stand up fam
darle la plancha a Mex fam
stand up fam

stand-in [Am ˈstænd ˌɪn, GB ˈstandɪn] SUBST

stand-in
stand-in
stand-in CINÉ

I. stand-alone [Am ˈstænd əˌloʊn, GB ˈstandələʊn] ADJ épith

stand-alone
stand-alone

II. stand-alone [Am ˈstænd əˌloʊn, GB ˈstandələʊn] SUBST

stand-alone
stand-alone

I. stand up VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + adv)

1. stand up (get up):

stand up
stand up
stand up
pararse AmLat
dar la cara por sus (or mis etc.) principios (or creencias etc.)

2. stand up (be, remain standing):

stand up straight
I had to stand up all the way
I had to stand up all the way

3. stand up (endure, withstand wear):

stand up
to stand up to sth to cold/pressure

II. stand up VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + o + adv)

1. stand up (set upright):

stand up
stand up

2. stand up (not keep appointment with):

stand up fam
stand up fam
stand up fam
darle la plancha a Mex fam
stand up fam

stand up to VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + adv + prep + o)

stand up to person/threats:

stand up to

stand over VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + prep + o) (supervise, watch closely)

stand over

I. stand to VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] MILIT (v + adv)

stand to

II. stand to VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] MILIT (v + o + adv)

stand to

stand out VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + adv)

1.1. stand out (project):

stand out
to stand out from sth

1.2. stand out (be conspicuous, contrast):

stand out
stand out

2. stand out (be firm, hold out):

to stand out against sth/sb
to stand out for sth

stand off VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + adv) MAR

stand off

stand in VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + adv)

to stand in for sb
sustituir a alguien

stand back VERBE [Am stænd -, GB stand -] (v + adv)

1. stand back (move away):

stand back
stand back
to stand back from sth
to stand back from sth

2. stand back (become detached):

stand back
to stand back from sth

dans le dictionnaire PONS

I. stand [stænd] stood, stood stood, stood SUBST

1. stand (position):

stand
to take a stand on (doing) sth
to make a stand against sth

2. stand pl in stadium:

stand

3. stand (support, frame):

stand
music stand

4. stand (market stall):

stand
stand
trucha f AmC

5. stand for vehicles:

stand
taxi stand

6. stand (witness box):

stand
to take the stand

7. stand (group):

a stand of trees

II. stand [stænd] stood, stood stood, stood VERBE intr

1. stand (be upright):

stand
to stand still

2. stand (be located):

stand

3. stand (remain unchanged):

stand decision, law

III. stand [stænd] stood, stood stood, stood VERBE trans

1. stand (place):

stand
stand

2. stand (bear):

stand
I can't stand her

3. stand (pay for):

to stand sb a drink
to stand a round fam

4. stand JUR (undergo):

stand

stand about VERBE intr, stand around VERBE intr

stand about

stand out VERBE intr

stand out

stand-in [ˈstændɪn] SUBST

stand-in
stand-in CINÉ

music stand SUBST

music stand

stand aside VERBE intr

1. stand aside (move):

stand aside

2. stand aside (stay):

stand aside

stand back VERBE intr

1. stand back (move backwards):

stand back

2. stand back (be objective):

stand back

stand-alone [ˈstændəˌləʊn, Am -əˌloʊn] SUBST INFOR

stand-alone

night stand SUBST

night stand

umbrella stand SUBST

umbrella stand
dans le dictionnaire PONS

I. stand [stænd] SUBST

1. stand (position):

stand
to take a stand on (doing) sth
to make a stand against sth

2. stand pl in stadium:

stand

3. stand (support, frame):

stand
music stand

4. stand (market stall):

stand
stand
trucha f AmC

5. stand for vehicles:

stand
taxi stand

6. stand JUR:

witness stand
to take the stand

7. stand (group):

a stand of trees

II. stand <stood, stood> [stænd] VERBE intr

1. stand (be upright):

stand
to stand 6 feet tall
to stand still

2. stand (be located):

stand

3. stand (remain unchanged):

stand decision, law

III. stand <stood, stood> [stænd] VERBE trans

1. stand (place):

stand
stand

2. stand (bear):

stand
I can't stand her

3. stand JUR:

to stand trial

stand about VERBE intr, stand around VERBE intr

stand about

I. stand up VERBE intr

1. stand up (be upright):

stand up
stand up

2. stand up evidence, argument:

stand up
to stand up in court

Idiomes/Tournures:

II. stand up VERBE trans

to stand sb up

I. stand by VERBE intr

1. stand by (observe):

stand by

2. stand by (be ready to take action):

stand by

II. stand by VERBE trans (support)

stand by

stand-in [ˈstænd·ɪn] SUBST

stand-in
stand-in CINÉ

stand back VERBE intr

1. stand back (move backwards):

stand back

2. stand back (be objective):

stand back

stand aside VERBE intr

1. stand aside (move):

stand aside

2. stand aside (stay):

stand aside

stand out VERBE intr

stand out

stand for VERBE trans

1. stand for:

stand for (represent)
stand for (mean)

2. stand for (believe in):

stand for

3. stand for (tolerate):

stand for

stand in VERBE intr

to stand in for sb
Present
Istand
youstand
he/she/itstands
westand
youstand
theystand
Past
Istood
youstood
he/she/itstood
westood
youstood
theystood
Present Perfect
Ihavestood
youhavestood
he/she/ithasstood
wehavestood
youhavestood
theyhavestood
Past Perfect
Ihadstood
youhadstood
he/she/ithadstood
wehadstood
youhadstood
theyhadstood