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stand with

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌstænd ˈwɪð/

stand with means: To be on your feet alongside someone, or while holding your body in a particular way.

verb

POSITION WITHA1

To be on your feet alongside someone, or while holding your body in a particular way.

  • Stand with me by the door.
  • He stood with his hands in his pockets.
  • The children were standing with their arms raised.

How to use it: stand with someone (Stand with your sister for the photo.); stand with something + adjective/past participle (Stand with your feet apart.)

Common phrases: stand with someone, stand with arms crossed, stand with feet apart

SUPPORTB2

To show that you support a person or group, especially during difficulties or a disagreement.

  • We stand with the workers.
  • Thousands stood with the protesters during the strike.
  • Will you stand with us as we demand fair treatment?

How to use it: stand with someone (We stand with the families who lost their homes.)

Similar words: support, back, side with

Opposites: oppose

Common phrases: stand with someone, stand with workers, stand with victims

Questions about stand with

What does stand with mean?

To be on your feet alongside someone, or while holding your body in a particular way.

What is stand with in other languages?

Türkçe: birlikte ayakta durmak · Español: estar de pie con · Français: se tenir debout avec · Deutsch: mit jemandem stehen · Italiano: stare in piedi con · 日本語: 一緒に立つ

How do you pronounce stand with?

It is pronounced /ˌstænd ˈwɪð/.

How do you use stand with in a sentence?

Stand with me by the door. He stood with his hands in his pockets.

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