stand
verbUK /stænd/
US /stænd/
To be on your feet and not sitting or lying down.
Please stand up when the teacher comes in.
SYNONYMS
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To accept or tolerate something unpleasant.
I can't stand the noise from the street.
3. A small table or frame where things are sold or shown.
She bought a lemonade from the stand at the fair.
4. To be in a particular place or position.
The old church stands at the top of the hill.
5. To have a particular opinion or view.
Where do you stand on this issue?