Pronunciation: /stænd/
noun a halt or stop
A1 I like to sit on the stand at the bus stop.
A2 The market had a stand selling fresh fruits and vegetables.
B1 The speaker stood on the platform to address the audience.
B2 The art exhibition featured a stand showcasing local artists' work.
C1 The political candidate took a firm stand on environmental issues.
C2 The company's brand reputation took a hit due to their controversial stand on social issues.
verb to be in or rise to an upright position on the feet
A1 I stand in line at the grocery store.
A2 She stands by the window waiting for her friend.
B1 The teacher asked the students to stand up and introduce themselves.
B2 The politician took a stand on the issue of climate change.
C1 The CEO's decision to stand against corruption was applauded by the public.
C2 The artist's work stands out as a masterpiece in the art world.
formal The CEO asked everyone to stand for the national anthem.
informal Hey, can you stand up and grab me a drink?
slang I can't believe he stood me up on our date!
figurative She always stands by her principles no matter what.
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