Pronunciation: /stænd baɪ/
noun a state of readiness or support
A1 I will always stand by my best friend.
A2 The soldier vowed to stand by his comrades no matter what.
B1 It's important to have friends who will stand by you during tough times.
B2 The company's policy is to always stand by their products and offer refunds if necessary.
C1 As a loyal employee, I will stand by the company's decision even if I disagree with it.
C2 The lawyer promised to stand by his client and defend him to the best of his abilities.
verb to be ready or prepared to act or help
A1 I will stand by you no matter what.
A2 She stood by her decision even when others disagreed.
B1 The company stood by its promise to deliver the product on time.
B2 Despite the criticism, he stood by his beliefs.
C1 The government must stand by its commitment to protect the environment.
C2 The CEO stood by his employees during the difficult times.
preposition to be near or beside
A1 I will stand by you no matter what happens.
A2 She promised to stand by her friend during the difficult times.
B1 The company policy is to always stand by their customers and provide excellent service.
B2 The government has pledged to stand by its commitment to improve healthcare for all citizens.
C1 As a loyal friend, I will always stand by you and support you in any situation.
C2 The CEO assured the shareholders that the company would stand by its decision to invest in new technology.
formal The company will stand by its commitment to quality products.
informal I'll stand by you no matter what happens.
slang I'll always stand by my best friend, no matter what.
figurative She asked him to stand by her side during the difficult times.
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