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A1  stand  ayakta durmak

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verb  /stænd   / verb [intransitive, transitive] (past tense, past participle stood /stʊd   /) stand (verb)
 /stænd  
/ verb [intransitive, transitive] (past
tense, past participle stood /stʊd   /)
 
ON FEET 
1 [intransitive]
to be on your feet,
not sitting or lying down; to be in a vertical position
ayakta
durmak
 He was standing near the window.
 Stand still – I'm trying to
draw you!
 Only a few houses were left standing after
the earthquake.
 2 [intransitive]
 stand (up)
to rise to your feet
from another position
ayağa
kalkmak
 He stood up when I entered the room.
IN POSITION 
3 [transitive]
to put sb/sth in a
particular place or position
dik
koymak, ayakta durdurmak
 We stood the mirror against the wall while
we decided where to hang it.
 4 [intransitive]
to be or to stay in a
particular position or situation
durmak, bulunmak
 The castle stands on a hill.
 The house has stood empty for ten years.
 He was very critical of the law as it
stands (bu haliyle).
 That taxi has been standing outside for an
hour.
HEIGHT, LEVEL, ETC. 
5 [intransitive]
stand
(at) sth
to be of a particular
height, level, amount, etc.
 (seviyede, yükseklikte vb.) olmak
 The world record stands at 6.59 metres.
 The building stands nearly 60 metres high.
OFFER/DECISION 
6 [intransitive]
to stay the same as
before, without being changed
 (teklif, karar) geçerli
olmak
 Does your decision still stand?
 The world record has stood for ten years.
HAVE OPINION 
7 [intransitive]
stand
(on sth)
to have an opinion or
view about sth
tavır
takınmak, belli bir tavrı olmak
 Where do you stand on euthanasia?
BE LIKELY TO 
8 [intransitive]
stand
to do sth
to be in a situation
where you are likely to do sth
-eceğe
benzemek, -ecek gibi olmak
 If he has to sell the company, he stands to
lose a lot of money.
NOT LIKE 
9 [transitive]
[used in negative sentences and questions, with can / could]
to not like sb/sth at
all; to hate sb/sth
dayanmak, tahammül
etmek, katlanmak
 I can't stand that woman – she's so rude.
 I couldn't stand the thought of
waiting another two hours so I went home.
 How can you stand working for such an awful
boss?
 note at DISLIKE1
SURVIVE 
10 [transitive]
[used especially with can / could]
to be able to survive
difficult conditions
dayanmak
 My heart won't stand the strain of another
exciting match like that one.
 Camels can stand extremely hot and cold
temperatures.
SYNONYMS BEAR1, TAKE
IN ELECTION 
11 [intransitive]
stand
(for/as sth)
to be one of the
people who hopes to be chosen in an election
aday
olmak
 She's standing for the European Parliament.
Stand ile oluşan başka
deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde
başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, it stands to reason için bakınız reason.
PHRASAL VERBS
stand
around
to stand somewhere not
doing anything
 (boş boş) durmak
 A lot of people were just standing around
outside.
stand
aside
to move to one side
kenara
çekilmek
 People stood aside to let the police pass.
stand
back
to move back
geri
çekilmek
 The policeman told everybody to stand back.
stand
by 
1 to
be present, but do nothing in a situation
seyirci
kalmak
 How can you stand by and let them treat
their animals like that?
 2 to
be ready to act
hazır
beklemek
 The police are standing by in case there's
trouble.
stand
for sth 
1 to
be a short form of sth
simgelemek, kısaltılmışı
olmak
 What does BBC stand for?
 2 to
support sth (such as an idea or opinion)
savunmak, temsil
etmek
 I hate everything that the party stands
for.
stand
in (for sb)
to take sb's place for
a short time
vekâlet
etmek
 Mr Jones is standing in for Miss Evans this
week.
stand
out
to be easily seen or
noticed
göze
çarpmak, sivrilmek
stand
up
to be or become
vertical
dik
durmak
 You'll look taller if you stand up
straight.
stand
sb up
(informal)
to not appear when you
have arranged to meet sb, especially a boyfriend or girlfriend
ekmek, atlatmak
 She never came! I'd been stood up.
stand
up for sb/sth
to say or do sth which
shows that you support sb/sth
savunmak, sahip
çıkmak
 I admire him. He really stands up for his
rights.
stand
up to sb/sth
to defend yourself
against sb/sth that is stronger or more powerful
kafa
tutmak, karşı durmak

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	stand
IPA	/stænd / verb [intransitive, transitive] (past tense, past participle stood /stʊd /)
Back	ayakta durmak
Back 2	stand (verb) /stænd / verb [intransitive, transitive] (past tense, past participle stood /stʊd /) ON FEET 1 [intransitive] to be on your feet, not sitting or lying down; to be in a vertical position ayakta durmak He was standing near the window. *Stand still* – I'm trying to draw you! Only a few houses were left standing after the earthquake. 2 [intransitive] stand (up) to rise to your feet from another position ayağa kalkmak He stood up when I entered the room. IN POSITION 3 [transitive] to put sb/sth in a particular place or position dik koymak, ayakta durdurmak We stood the mirror against the wall while we decided where to hang it. 4 [intransitive] to be or to stay in a particular position or situation durmak, bulunmak The castle stands on a hill. The house has stood empty for ten years. He was very critical of the law as it stands (bu haliyle). That taxi has been standing outside for an hour. HEIGHT, LEVEL, ETC. 5 [intransitive] stand (at) sth to be of a particular height, level, amount, etc. (seviyede, yükseklikte vb.) olmak The world record stands at 6.59 metres. The building stands nearly 60 metres high. OFFER/DECISION 6 [intransitive] to stay the same as before, without being changed (teklif, karar) geçerli olmak Does your decision still stand? The world record has stood for ten years. HAVE OPINION 7 [intransitive] stand (on sth) to have an opinion or view about sth tavır takınmak, belli bir tavrı olmak Where do you stand on euthanasia? BE LIKELY TO 8 [intransitive] stand to do sth to be in a situation where you are likely to do sth -eceğe benzemek, -ecek gibi olmak If he has to sell the company, he stands to lose a lot of money. NOT LIKE 9 [transitive] [used in negative sentences and questions, with can / could] to not like sb/sth at all; to hate sb/sth dayanmak, tahammül etmek, katlanmak I can't stand that woman – she's so rude. I couldn't stand the thought of* waiting another two hours so I went home.* How can you stand working for such an awful boss? note at DISLIKE1 SURVIVE 10 [transitive] [used especially with can / could] to be able to survive difficult conditions dayanmak My heart won't stand the strain of another exciting match like that one. Camels can stand extremely hot and cold temperatures. *SYNONYMS* BEAR1, TAKE IN ELECTION 11 [intransitive] stand (for/as sth) to be one of the people who hopes to be chosen in an election aday olmak She's standing for the European Parliament. Stand ile oluşan başka deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, it stands to reason için bakınız reason. PHRASAL VERBS stand around to stand somewhere not doing anything (boş boş) durmak A lot of people were just standing around outside. stand aside to move to one side kenara çekilmek People stood aside to let the police pass. stand back to move back geri çekilmek The policeman told everybody to stand back. stand by 1 to be present, but do nothing in a situation seyirci kalmak How can you stand by and let them treat their animals like that? 2 to be ready to act hazır beklemek The police are standing by in case there's trouble. stand for sth 1 to be a short form of sth simgelemek, kısaltılmışı olmak What does BBC stand for? 2 to support sth (such as an idea or opinion) savunmak, temsil etmek I hate everything that the party stands for. stand in (for sb) to take sb's place for a short time vekâlet etmek Mr Jones is standing in for Miss Evans this week. stand out to be easily seen or noticed göze çarpmak, sivrilmek stand up to be or become vertical dik durmak You'll look taller if you stand up straight. stand sb up (informal) to not appear when you have arranged to meet sb, especially a boyfriend or girlfriend ekmek, atlatmak She never came! I'd been stood up. stand up for sb/sth to say or do sth which shows that you support sb/sth savunmak, sahip çıkmak I admire him. He really stands up for his rights. stand up to sb/sth to defend yourself against sb/sth that is stronger or more powerful kafa tutmak, karşı durmak

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stand (verb)