stand

BE ON FEET

A1to be on your feet, or to get onto your feet

• We had to stand all the way to London.
• Please stand when the judge comes in.

BE IN A PLACE

B1to be in a particular place or position

• The house stands on top of a hill.

ACCEPT

B1can't stand: to strongly dislike someone or something

• I can't stand that noise!
• She can't stand her boss.

PUT

B2to put something somewhere in an upright position

• Stand the bottles on the table.

STALL

B1a small shop or table selling things outdoors or at an event

• He runs a hot dog stand.
• I bought some fruit from a stand at the market.

OBJECT

B2an object that holds or supports something

• Put your umbrella in the stand by the door.

OPINION

B2an opinion that you state publicly

• The school has taken a strong stand against bullying.