The position or rank of someone in relation to others, especially in a social or professional context. Her standing in the community was elevated after she organized the charity event.
The condition of having existed for a specified length of time; duration of existence. The company is of long standing, having been founded in 1890.
A legal term referring to the right to bring a lawsuit in court based upon the party's stake in the outcome. The plaintiff's standing was questioned by the defense attorney.
The act or state of being on one’s feet. Prolonged standing can cause lower back pain.
A record of the positions of competitors or teams in a league, contest, or ranking table. After their fifth consecutive win, the team moved to first place in the league standings.
standingгерундий или причастие настоящего времени Remaining in force or use; permanent. The committee has a standing invitation to attend the annual conference.
Erect on the feet; upright. The standing figure in the painting was remarkably lifelike.
Not flowing or stagnant, as in water. The standing water in the pond was a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
Growing or remaining upright in its original place of growth. The forester calculated the value of the standing timber before the harvest.
To be in an upright position on the feet. She stood by the window, watching the rain fall.
To rise to an upright position from sitting or lying down. He stood up quickly when his name was called.
To remain valid or unaltered. The offer will stand until the end of the month.
To endure or tolerate something. I can't stand the noise from the construction site.
To be in a specified state or condition. The house stands empty after the family moved out.
To take or maintain a position or attitude. She stands firm on her decision to pursue a new career.
To put oneself forward as a candidate in an election. He intends to stand for parliament in the next general election.
To treat (someone) to a drink, meal, or entertainment. Let me stand you a coffee after the meeting.