stand up

Word family nounstandeestanderstanding orderstandoffishnessstandoutstandpatterstandpattismstandpipestandpointstandstilladjectivestandingstandoffstandoffishverbstand

Examples from the Corpus

stand up• "I have to go now, " she said, standing up.• It's generally better to do this exercise standing up.• She spent the whole evening wondering why her date had stood her up.• The bartender had to go round standing up all the stools that had been knocked down in the fight.• The seats were all taken and we had to stand up all the way from Tokyo to Nagoya.• Abruptly she stood up, and got ready to leave.• Tom stood the statue up and looked at it.• Stand the wine bottle up for a few hours in a warm place before drinking.• If he continues to stand up his friends, he's not going to have any left.• Could you all stand up please.• He stood up to shake Mel's hand.

Stand up straight• Here's one you can do when you're waiting in that boring old queue. Stand up straight.

stand to• Of how the spindly high school youngster had stood up to, among others, Alonzo Mourning.• They did not clap when I stood up to explain the settlement.• The next day a student stood up to him.• They are in no position to stand up to hostile superiors.• My old truck can stand up to just about anything.• Luckily the little rusty cookers themselves stood up to the punishment.• He and his Revolutionary Council expressed supreme confidence in their ability to stand up to the United States and its coalition partners.• He is respected as a leader who is willing to stand up to the West.• Aggressive bosses are less likely to criticize workers who stand up to them.• Every so often she stood up to warm herself; otherwise she waited patiently, the hard metal under her.• All the participants stood up to watch the tabulation.

stand to/under• Women stood up to all this.• How could Pinkus stand up to him?• They are in no position to stand up to hostile superiors.• Pierluigi stood up to pull down his roller map of central coastal California.• Fortunately, it stands up to scrutiny.• The Project also took advantage of the vast numbers of our supporters eager to stand up to the bullies at the clinics.• Only through unity and collective resistance can these people stand up to the powerful interests that seek to control their lives.• Anyone who challenges my authority will have to stand up to this divine power when I come to Corinth.

stand up and be counted• Those who admire her should stand up and be counted.• We really need more help from you good men to stand up and be counted!• I do not want to stand up and be counted as a supporter of those demands.

Related topics: Performing

ˈstand-up1, standup /ˈstændʌp/ adjectiveadj [only before noun]

1 APstand-up comedy involves one person telling jokes alone as a performance 〔喜剧〕单人表演的

a stand-up comedian

一位单口喜剧演员

2 STANDa stand-up meeting, meal etc is one in which people stand up 站着做的；站着使用的

We had a stand-up buffet.

我们站着吃了一顿自助餐。

3 VIOLENTa stand-up fight, argument etc is one in which people shout loudly at each other or are violent 〔打斗、争论等〕激烈的

If it came to a stand-up fight, I wouldn’t have a chance.

要是硬打起来，我根本不是对手。

4 VERTICALable to stay upright 能直立[竖立]的

a photo in a stand-up frame

立式相框中的照片

a stand-up collar

立领

→ stand up at stand1

Examples from the Corpus

stand-up• He ate fried cabbage in stand-up cafes.• Robert Benchley, a writer turned stand-up comedian who pioneered television-type comedy in his short films.• Or a president of the Board of Supervisors whose real job is stand-up comedy.• Other tales that make up the show are obviously fictional: the stuff of stand-up comedy.• Successive personnel managers had always caved in to his demands as they knew full well that Clasper would win a stand-up fight.• There are a few songs but mostly the show follows the stand-up format.• a stand-up mirror• Best stand-up performance:! off!• People paid $100 each to hear Quayle speak at a stand-up reception.• If there were tragedy clubs at which people came to watch stand-up tragedians, Mr Brown would be a star.

词汇	stand up
释义	stand up Word family nounstandeestanderstanding orderstandoffishnessstandoutstandpatterstandpattismstandpipestandpointstandstilladjectivestandingstandoffstandoffishverbstand Examples from the Corpus stand up• "I have to go now, " she said, standing up.• It's generally better to do this exercise standing up.• She spent the whole evening wondering why her date had stood her up.• The bartender had to go round standing up all the stools that had been knocked down in the fight.• The seats were all taken and we had to stand up all the way from Tokyo to Nagoya.• Abruptly she stood up, and got ready to leave.• Tom stood the statue up and looked at it.• Stand the wine bottle up for a few hours in a warm place before drinking.• If he continues to stand up his friends, he's not going to have any left.• Could you all stand up please.• He stood up to shake Mel's hand. Stand up straight• Here's one you can do when you're waiting in that boring old queue. Stand up straight. stand to• Of how the spindly high school youngster had stood up to, among others, Alonzo Mourning.• They did not clap when I stood up to explain the settlement.• The next day a student stood up to him.• They are in no position to stand up to hostile superiors.• My old truck can stand up to just about anything.• Luckily the little rusty cookers themselves stood up to the punishment.• He and his Revolutionary Council expressed supreme confidence in their ability to stand up to the United States and its coalition partners.• He is respected as a leader who is willing to stand up to the West.• Aggressive bosses are less likely to criticize workers who stand up to them.• Every so often she stood up to warm herself; otherwise she waited patiently, the hard metal under her.• All the participants stood up to watch the tabulation. stand to/under• Women stood up to all this.• How could Pinkus stand up to him?• They are in no position to stand up to hostile superiors.• Pierluigi stood up to pull down his roller map of central coastal California.• Fortunately, it stands up to scrutiny.• The Project also took advantage of the vast numbers of our supporters eager to stand up to the bullies at the clinics.• Only through unity and collective resistance can these people stand up to the powerful interests that seek to control their lives.• Anyone who challenges my authority will have to stand up to this divine power when I come to Corinth. stand up and be counted• Those who admire her should stand up and be counted.• We really need more help from you good men to stand up and be counted!• I do not want to stand up and be counted as a supporter of those demands. Related topics: Performing ˈstand-up1, standup /ˈstændʌp/ adjectiveadj [only before noun] 1 APstand-up comedy involves one person telling jokes alone as a performance 〔喜剧〕单人表演的 a stand-up comedian 一位单口喜剧演员 2 STANDa stand-up meeting, meal etc is one in which people stand up 站着做的；站着使用的 We had a stand-up buffet. 我们站着吃了一顿自助餐。 3 VIOLENTa stand-up fight, argument etc is one in which people shout loudly at each other or are violent 〔打斗、争论等〕激烈的 If it came to a stand-up fight, I wouldn’t have a chance. 要是硬打起来，我根本不是对手。 4 VERTICALable to stay upright 能直立[竖立]的 a photo in a stand-up frame 立式相框中的照片 a stand-up collar 立领 → stand up at stand1 Examples from the Corpus stand-up• He ate fried cabbage in stand-up cafes.• Robert Benchley, a writer turned stand-up comedian who pioneered television-type comedy in his short films.• Or a president of the Board of Supervisors whose real job is stand-up comedy.• Other tales that make up the show are obviously fictional: the stuff of stand-up comedy.• Successive personnel managers had always caved in to his demands as they knew full well that Clasper would win a stand-up fight.• There are a few songs but mostly the show follows the stand-up format.• a stand-up mirror• Best stand-up performance:! off!• People paid $100 each to hear Quayle speak at a stand-up reception.• If there were tragedy clubs at which people came to watch stand-up tragedians, Mr Brown would be a star. Related topics: Performing stand-up2, standup noun [uncountableU] 1 APstand-up comedy 单人说笑喜剧，单口相声 Mark used to do stand-up at Roxy’s Bar. 马克曾在罗克西酒吧里表演单口喜剧。 2. a comedian who does stand-up comedy 单人说笑喜剧演员，单口相声演员 Examples from the Corpus stand-up• Then they cut to a light-skinned black woman doing a stand-up in front of a building that looked familiar.• By the time we opened I was practically doing stand-up out there.• Britain's top stand-up apparently is Sean Lock.
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