I.stand <1. pret. & pret. del. stood> [am. angl. stænd, brit. angl. stand] GLAG. nepreh. glag.
1.1. stand (to be, to remain upright):
1.2. stand (to get to one's feet):
- pararse lat. amer.
1.3. stand (to measure in height):
2.1. stand (to move, to take up position):
- pararse lat. amer.
2.2. stand NAVT.:
3.1. stand (to be situated, located):
3.2. stand (to hold a position):
3.3. stand (to be mounted, fixed):
4.1. stand (to stop, to remain still) person:
- they stood and stared open-mouthed
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):
- stand brit. angl.
II.stand <1. pret. & pret. del. stood> [am. angl. stænd, brit. angl. stand] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. stand:
2.1. stand (to tolerate, to bear) with can, can't, won't:
2.2. stand (to withstand):
3. stand (to pay for):
- invitar a
III.stand [am. angl. stænd, brit. angl. stand] SAM.
1.3. stand (resistance):
- resistencia ž. spol