I. standing [Am ˈstændɪŋ, Brit ˈstandɪŋ] SUBST U
1. standing:
II. standing [Am ˈstændɪŋ, Brit ˈstandɪŋ] ADJ attr, no Komp
1. standing (permanent):
- standing
-
2. standing (upright, not seated):
3. standing (stagnant):
- standing water
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standing committee SUBST
- standing committee
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standing wave SUBST
- standing wave
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I. stand <Past & Past Part stood> [Am stænd, Brit stand] VERB intr
1.1. stand (to be, to remain upright):
1.2. stand (to get to one's feet):
1.3. stand (to measure in height):
2.1. stand (to move, to take up position):
2.2. stand NAUT:
3.1. stand (to be situated, located):
3.2. stand (to hold a position):
3.3. stand (to be mounted, fixed):
4.2. stand (to stay undisturbed) batter/water:
4.3. stand (to survive, to last) building:
5. stand (to stay in force):
6.1. stand (to be):
6.2. stand (to be currently):
6.3. stand (to be likely to):
7.1. stand (to take on the role of):
7.2. stand (in elections for office):
II. stand <Past & Past Part stood> [Am stænd, Brit stand] VERB trans
1. stand:
2.1. stand (to tolerate, to bear) with can, can't, won't:
2.2. stand (to withstand):
III. stand [Am stænd, Brit stand] SUBST
1.1. stand (position):
1.2. stand (attitude):
1.3. stand (resistance):
3. stand:
I. stand up VERB [Am stænd -, Brit stand -] (v + adv)
1. stand up (get up):
2. stand up (be, remain standing):
3. stand up (endure, withstand wear):
II. stand up VERB [Am stænd -, Brit stand -] (v + o + adv)
2. stand up (not keep appointment with):
stand for VERB [Am stænd -, Brit stand -] (v + prep + o)
1. stand for (represent):
I. standing [ˈstændɪŋ] SUBST
II. standing [ˈstændɪŋ] ADJ
1. standing (upright):
- standing
-
2. standing (permanent):
- standing
-
standing ADJ
free-standing [ˌfri:ˈstændɪŋ] ADJ
- free-standing
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I. stand [stænd] stood, stood stood, stood SUBST
1. stand (position):
II. stand [stænd] stood, stood stood, stood VERB intr
III. stand [stænd] stood, stood stood, stood VERB trans
I. standing [ˈstæn·dɪŋ] SUBST
II. standing [ˈstæn·dɪŋ] ADJ
1. standing (upright):
- standing
-
2. standing (permanent):
- standing
-
I. stand [stænd] SUBST
1. stand (position):
II. stand <stood, stood> [stænd] VERB intr
I. stand up VERB intr
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| you | stand |
| he/she/it | stands |
| we | stand |
| you | stand |
| they | stand |
| I | stood |
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| you | stood |
| he/she/it | stood |
| we | stood |
| you | stood |
| they | stood |
| I | have | stood |
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| you | have | stood |
| he/she/it | has | stood |
| we | have | stood |
| you | have | stood |
| they | have | stood |
| I | had | stood |
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| you | had | stood |
| he/she/it | had | stood |
| we | had | stood |
| you | had | stood |
| they | had | stood |
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It was therefore easy to correlate the rhythmic sound of the exhaust of a starting locomotive with the locomotives progress from a standing start.
en.wikipedia.org From a standing start, it has an estimated 0-100 km/h time under 2.5 seconds and onto 160 km/h in 4.9 seconds, depending on tyre setup.
en.wikipedia.org His poor standing start manners proved to be costly.
en.wikipedia.org A standing start can cause problems, however, such as stalled cars being hit by the driver who starts behind them on the grid.
en.wikipedia.org The other kind of start to race is a standing start, where there are tapes across the track and the horses stand stationary behind the tapes before the start.
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