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　　是stand吧？

　　1 / stænd; stænd/ n
　　[sing] stationary condition; halt or standstill 停止的状态; 中止; 停顿: come to a stand 停下来.
　　[sing] position taken up; act or instance of standing 立脚点; 站立: He took his stand (ie stood) near the window. 他站在窗旁.
　　[C] (period of time of) resistance to attack 抵抗; 抵御; 抵抗时期: the rebels' last stand 叛乱者的最后抵抗 * a stand of sixty days 六十天的抵抗.
　　[C] (often in compounds 常用以构成复合词) small piece of furniture (eg a rack, pedestal, frame, etc) on or in which sth may be placed （置物的）架, 座, 台: a `hat/an um`brella/a `coat stand 帽[伞/衣]架 * a `cake stand 糕饼架 * a `music-stand, ie for supporting sheet music while it is being played 乐谱架.
　　[C] (a) structure (eg a table or kiosk) from which goods are sold; stall 货摊; 售货亭: a `news-stand 报摊 * a market stand 集市的货摊. (b) area or structure where things are displayed, exhibited, advertised, etc 摊位（用於陈列、 展览、 宣传等目的的）: one of the stands at a book fair 书展中的一个摊位.
　　[C] place where vehicles may stand in a line in a street, etc while waiting for passengers （街道等处的）车辆候客处: a `taxi-stand 计程车站 * a stand for six taxis 有六个车位的计程车候客处.
　　[C often pl 常作复数] large, usu sloping, structure at a sports ground, racecourse etc, with rows of seats for spectators 看台: A cheer rose from the south stand(s). 南看台上响起一片欢呼声. =>illus at Association football (association) 见Association football (association)插图. Cf 参看 grandstand (grand).
　　[C] stop made for a performance by a touring theatrical company, pop group, etc （巡回演出的剧团、 流行乐乐队等的）停留演出: a series of ,one-night `stands 演一晚换一处的巡回演出.
　　[C usu sing 通常作单数] (US) witness-box (in a lawcourt) 证人席: take the stand 作证.
　　(idm 习语) make a stand (against/for sth/sb) be ready to resist, fight, argue, etc 准备抵抗、 格斗、 争论等: make a stand against the enemy 摆开架势迎击敌人 * make a stand for one's principles 准备为维护自己的原则而争斗. take a/one's stand (on sth) declare one's position, opinion, etc (on sth) 宣布（对某事物的）立场、 意见等; 表明态度: She took a firm stand on nuclear disarmament. 她在核裁军的问题上态度很坚决. stand 2
　　/ stænd; stænd/ v (pt, pp stood / stud; stʊd/)
　　* UPRIGHT POSITION OR EXTENSION 直立的姿势或状态
　　[I] have, take or keep an upright position 站立; 直立; 站着: She was too weak to stand. 她虚弱得站不起来. * A chair will not stand on two legs. 椅子只用两条腿着地是立不住的. * Don't stand there arguing about it. 不要站在那儿争论这件事. * Stand still while I take your photograph. 我给你拍照时, 站着不要动. * After the bombing only a few houses were left standing. 轰炸之后, 只剩下几所房子没倒塌.
　　[I, Ip] ~ (up) rise to one's feet 起立; 站起来: Everyone stood (up) when the Queen entered. 女王进来时大家都站起来了. * We stood (up) to see better. 我们站了起来, 好看得清楚些. * Stand up, please! 请起立!
　　[Tn.pr, Tn.p] put (sth/sb) in an upright position; place 使（某物[某人]）直立; 放置: Don't stand cans of petrol near the fire. 不要把汽油罐放在近火处. * Stand the ladder (up/upright) against the wall. 把梯子竖起来靠在墙上. * I stood the child on a stool so that she could reach the shelf. 我把孩子抱到凳子上, 她就能够到那架子了.
　　[In/pr] have a specified height 高度为...: He stands six foot two. 他身高六英尺二英寸. * The tower stands fifty metres. 这座塔高五十米.
　　* BEING OR REMAINING IN A PLACE OR CONDITION 处於某地方或某状况
　　[I] be in a certain place; be situated 在某处; 位於: a clock standing on the sideboard 在餐具柜上的钟 * A tall poplar tree once stood here. 这儿曾经有过一棵高大的白杨树. * (fig 比喻) Where do you stand (ie What is your opinion) on these issues? 对这些问题你有什麽看法?
　　[I] (of a vehicle, etc) remain in the same place （指车辆等）停着: a train standing in the station 停在车站里的火车 * The car stood at the traffic lights for a few moments, then moved off. 那辆汽车在交通灯前停了一会儿, 然后驶去了.
　　[I] remain unchanged; remain valid 维持原状; 保持效力: Let the words stand. 不要改动这些字. * The agreement must stand, ie cannot be altered or cancelled. 这合约决不能动. * My offer still stands. 我提出的愿效劳的想法仍然未变.
　　(a) [La, Ln, I] be in a certain condition or situation 处於某种状态或情形: The house has stood empty for months. 那所房子空了几个月了. * The emergency services stand (ie are) ready to help if necessary. 紧急救难处随时可以驰援. * She stood convicted of fraud. 她被判犯有诈骗罪. * I stand corrected, ie accept that I was mistaken and that the person who corrected me is right. 我接受指正. * She stands high in the esteem of (ie is greatly respected by) her colleagues. 她深受同事的尊敬. * (fml 文) Will you stand (ie be) godmother to the child? 你愿意做这个孩子的教母吗? * As things stand, there is little chance of a settlement in the dispute. 就目前情况看, 解决这一纠纷的希望不大. (b) [Ipr] ~ at sth be at a certain level, point of a scale, etc 处於某水平; 指向某一点: The clock stands at ten to four. 那个钟上的时间是三点五十分. * The fund stands at 500, ie there is 500 in it. 这项基金有500英镑.
　　[It] be in a situation where one is likely to do sth 看情形很可能做某事: stand to win, lose, gain, etc 很可能赢、 输、 获利等 * You stand to make a lot of money from this deal. 你做这笔交易准能赚很多钱.
　　[I] (of a liquid, mixture, etc) remain still; not flow or be disturbed （指液体、 混合料等）处於静止状态, 不流动: standing pools of rainwater 一汪汪下雨积的水 * Mix the batter and let it stand for twenty minutes. 和好面糊, 搁二十分钟.
　　* OTHER MEANINGS 其他意义
　　[no passive 不用於被动语态: Tn, Tt, Tg, Tsg] (esp in negative sentences and in questions, with can/could; not in the continuous tenses 尤用於否定句和疑问句中, 与can/could连用, 不用於进行时态) enre sth/sb; bear 忍受某事物; 容忍某人的行为; 经受得起: He can't stand hot weather. 他受不住炎热的天气. * My nerves won't stand the strain much longer. 这麽紧张, 我的神经快吃不消了. * She says she will stand no nonsense, ie will not put up with foolish behaviour. 她说她决不容忍荒唐的行为. * I can't stand (ie I strongly dislike) him. 我对他忍无可忍. * She couldn't stand to be told what to do. 她不容别人指使她. * He can't stand being kept waiting. 让他等着, 他可不干. * I can't stand him interrupting all the time. 他老是插嘴, 真让我受不了.
　　[Tn no passive 不用於被动语态, Dn.n] provide (sth) for sb at one's own expense 自己付钱向某人提供（某物）: stand drinks all round, ie pay for drinks for everyone 请大家喝饮料 * She was kind enough to stand us a meal. 她慷慨地请我们吃了顿饭.
　　(esp Brit) (also esp US run) [I, Ipr] ~ (for sth) be a candidate in an election 任候选人: She stood unsuccessfully in the local elections. 她在地方选举中落选了. * stand for parliament 为议会议员候选人 * stand for President 参加总统竞选.
　　[I, Ipr, Ip] (nautical 海) steer a specified course in a ship （船航行时）取某航向: stand westward (for the island) 向西（朝着那个岛）航行.
　　(idm 习语) stand well, etc with sb have a specified type of relationship with sb 与某人相处得...: Do you stand well with your boss? 你同上司相处得好吗? * I don't know how I stand with her. 我不知道她对我有什麽看法. (For other idioms containing stand, see entries for ns, adjs, etc 查阅与stand搭配的其他习语见有关名词、 形容词等的词条, 如 stand trial (for sth) => trial; stand fast => fast2.)
　　(phr v) stand a`side (a) move to one side 站到一边去; 让开: stand aside to let sb pass 站在一边让某人通过. (b) take no part in events; do nothing 不参与; 不行动; 不做事: Don't stand aside and let others do all the work. 不要什麽都不干, 事情都让别人做. (c) withdraw, eg as a candidate in an election 退出（如竞选中）: stand aside in favour of another applicant 退出而有利於另一候选人.
　　stand `back (from sth) (a) move back 退后; 向后站: The policeman ordered us to stand back. *命令我们向后退. (b) be situated away from sth 位於与某物有一段距离的地方: The house stands back a little (from the road). 那房子离公路有一段距离.
　　stand `by (a) be present but not do anything 袖手旁观: How can you stand by and let him treat his dog like that? 他那样*他那只狗, 你怎麽能袖手旁观呢? (b) be ready for action 准备行动: The troops are standing by. 部队正严阵以待. stand by sb support or help sb 支持或援助某人: I'll stand by you whatever happens. 无论如何, 我都支持你. stand by sth be faithful to (a promise,etc) 信守（承诺等）; 遵守: She still stands by every word she said. 她仍然信守自己说的每一句话.
　　stand `down (a) (of a witness) leave the witness-box in a lawcourt after giving evidence （指证人）（作证后）退出证人席. (b) withdraw (eg as a candidate in an election); resign from one's position 退出（如竞选中）; 退职: The President has stood down after five years in office. 总统执政五年后已经引退. stand (sb) `down (military 军) (order sb to) relax after an alert （命令某人）解除戒备状态: The troops (were) stood down: it was a false alarm. 部队解除了戒备状态, 原来是虚惊一场.
　　`stand for sth (a) (no passive 不用於被动语态) be an abbreviation of sth 为某事物的缩略形式: What does`T. G.' stand for in `T. G. Smith'? 在T. G. Smith中的T. G. 是哪两个字的缩写? (b) (no passive 不用於被动语态) represent sth 代表某事物: I condemn fascism and all it stands for. 我谴责法西斯主义及其代表的一切.(c) (no passive 不用於被动语态) be in favour of sth; support sth 赞同、 支持或主张某事物: a party that stands for racial tolerance 主张种族间互谅互让的政党. (d) (infml 口) tolerate 容忍; 忍受: I won't stand for this insolence. 我决不容忍这种傲慢无礼的行为.
　　stand `in (for sb) take sb's place; deputize 代替某人; 代表: My assistant will stand in for me while I'm away. 我不在的时候我的助手将代表我处理事务. * Another man stands in for the big star in the dangerous scenes. 拍摄危险的场景时, 这位大明星有个替身.
　　stand `out (from/against sth) be easily seen; be noticeable 突出; 显眼: bright lettering that stands out well from/against a dark background 由深色地衬托出很醒目的字. stand `out (from sb/sth) be much better than sb/sth 远远超过某人[某事物]: Her work stands out from the rest as easily the best. 她的工作成绩远比其他人都好. stand `out (against sth) continue to resist 坚持抵抗: We managed to stand out against all attempts to close the company down. 我们竭力顶住了要关闭公司的一切作法. stand out for sth (infml 口) delay reaching an agreement in order to get what one wants 拖延而暂不达成协议以期达到某目的: The nurses have been offered an extra 5%, but they're standing out for a 7% pay rise. 当局答应给*增加5%的工资, 但她们坚持要得到7%的增幅.
　　stand over sb supervise or watch sb closely 严密监督或监视某人: Don't stand over me while I am cooking. 我做饭的时候别盯?我. * I hate to have my boss standing over me. 我不喜欢上司监督我.
　　stand (sb) `to (order soldiers to) take up positions against an attack （命令士兵）进入阵地备战.
　　stand sb up (infml 口) fail to keep an appointment with sb 未如约与某人见面: First she agreed to come out with me, then she stood me up. 她先是同意跟我出去, 后来又爽约了. stand up for sb/sth speak, work, etc in favour of sb/sth; support sb/sth 为某人[某事物]说话、 工作等; 支持某人[某事物]: Always stand up for your friends. 要永远维护朋友的利益. * You must stand up for your rights. 你一定要维护自己的权利. stand `up (to sth) withstand (a test, etc) 经得起（考验等）: Your argument just won't stand up (to close scrutiny). 你的论点经不起（仔细）推敲. stand up to sb resist sb 对抗某人: It was brave of her to stand up to those bullies. 她挺身反抗那些恃强欺弱的人, 真勇敢. stand up to sth (of materials, procts, etc) remain in good condition in spite of (hard wear, etc) （指材料、 产品等）经得起（磨损等）: Will this car stand up to winter conditions here? 这汽车经得起这儿冬天的气候条件吗? * This cloth is designed to stand up to a lot of wear and tear. 这种布料十分耐用.
　　# `stand-by n (pl -bys)
　　1 person or thing available as a substitute or in an emergency 后备人员; 备用的事物: Aspirin is a good stand-by for headaches. 阿司匹林是必备的头痛良药. * [attrib 作定语] a stand-by ticket, ie a cheaper type of airline ticket available when not all the tickets for a flight have been sold 剩余机票（因未事先售出而价廉）.
　　2 (idm 习语) on `stand-by in a state of readiness 待命状态: The troops are on 24-hour stand-by, ie ready to move within 24 hours of receiving the order. 部队待命24小时（接到命令后24小时内可行动）.
　　`stand-in n person who acts as a deputy for or in place of sb else, esp one who takes the part of an actor in dangerous scenes 替代者; （尤指演员做危险动作的）替身.
　　,stand-off `half (also `fly-half) one of the half-backs in Rugby football （英式橄榄球的）外侧前卫.
　　,stand-`offish adj cold and distant in behaviour; reserved; aloof 冷漠的; 冷淡的; 矜持的. stand-offishlyadv. stand-offishness n [U].
　　`stand-up adj [attrib 作定语] 1 (of a meal) eaten while standing （指饭）站?吃的. 2 (of a comedian) giving a performance which consists of standing in front of an audience and telling a series of jokes （指喜剧演员）说单口相声的: a stand-up comic 单口相声演员. 3 (of a fight, disagreement, etc) direct and violent （指打斗、 争吵等）直接而激烈的: I had a stand-up row with my boss today. 今天我跟上司大吵了一顿.