英语词汇“stand up to something or someone”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of defy

Definition

to resist openly and boldly

This was the first time that I had dared to defy her.

Synonyms

resist,

oppose,

confront,

face,

brave,

beard,

disregard,

stand up to,

spurn,

flout,

disobey,

hold out against,

put up a fight (against),

hurl defiance at,

contemn,

call someone's bluff

in the sense of endure

Definition

to bear (hardship) patiently

He'd endured years of pain and sleepless nights because of arthritis.

Synonyms

experience,

suffer,

bear,

weather,

meet,

go through,

encounter,

cope with,

sustain,

brave,

undergo,

withstand,

live through,

thole (Scottish)

in the sense of oppose

Definition

to be against (something or someone) in speech or action

Mr Taylor was bitter towards those who had opposed him.

Synonyms

be against,

fight (against),

check,

bar,

block,

prevent,

take on,

counter,

contest,

resist,

confront,

face,

combat,

defy,

thwart,

contradict,

withstand,

stand up to,

hinder,

struggle against,

obstruct,

fly in the face of,

take issue with,

be hostile to,

counterattack,

speak (out) against,

be in opposition to,

be in defiance of,

strive against,

set your face against,

take or make a stand against

in the sense of tackle

Definition

to confront (someone) about something

I tackled him about how he could tolerate such behaviour.

Synonyms

confront,

speak to,

face up to,

question,

cross-examine,

accost,

remonstrate with,

waylay

in the sense of take

Definition

to stand up to or endure

His rudeness was becoming hard to take.

Synonyms

tolerate,

stand,

bear,

suffer,

weather,

go through,

brave,

stomach,

endure,

undergo,

swallow,

brook,

hack (slang),

abide,

put up with (informal),

withstand,

submit to,

countenance,

pocket,

thole (Scottish)

in the sense of tolerate

Definition

to put up with (someone or something)

She can no longer tolerate the position that she's in.

Synonyms

endure,

stand,

suffer,

bear,

take,

stomach,

undergo,

swallow,

hack (slang),

abide,

put up with (informal),

submit to,

thole (Scottish)

in the sense of weather

Definition

to come safely through (a storm, problem, or difficulty)

The company has weathered the recession.

Synonyms

withstand,

stand,

suffer,

survive,

overcome,

resist,

brave,

endure,

come through,

get through,

rise above,

live through,

ride out,

make it through (informal),

surmount,

pull through,

stick it out (informal),

bear up against

单词	stand up to something or someone
释义	1 (phrasal verb) in the sense of withstand Definition to withstand and endure (something, such as criticism) Is this building going to stand up to the strongest gales? Synonyms withstand A politician has to be able to withstand criticism from the Press. take His rudeness was becoming hard to take. bear The ice was not thick enough to bear the weight of marching men. weather The company has weathered the recession. cope with resist bodies trained to resist the cold endure He'd endured years of pain and sleepless nights because of arthritis. tolerate She can no longer tolerate the position that she's in. hold out against stand firm against 2 (phrasal verb) in the sense of resist Definition to confront or resist (someone) bravely Women are now aware of their rights and are prepared to stand up to their employers. Synonyms resist They resisted our attempts to modernize distribution. oppose Mr Taylor was bitter towards those who had opposed him. confront She pushed her way through the mob and confronted him face to face. tackle I tackled him about how he could tolerate such behaviour. brave They had to brave her anger and confess. defy This was the first time that I had dared to defy her. See stand Additional synonyms in the sense of bear Definition to support or hold up The ice was not thick enough to bear the weight of marching men. Synonyms support, carry, shoulder, sustain, endure, hold up, keep up, uphold, withstand, bear up under in the sense of brave Definition to confront with resolution or courage They had to brave her anger and confess. Synonyms confront, face, suffer, challenge, bear, tackle, dare, endure, defy, withstand, stand up to in the sense of confront Definition to present (someone) with something, esp. in order to accuse or criticize She pushed her way through the mob and confronted him face to face. Synonyms challenge, face, oppose, tackle, encounter, defy, call out, stand up to, come face to face with, accost, face off (slang) Nearby words of stand up to something or someone stand someone up stand up stand up for something or someone stand up to something or someone stand-in stand-off stand-offish Synonyms of 'stand up to something or someone' stand up to something or someone Additional synonyms in the sense of defy Definition to resist openly and boldly This was the first time that I had dared to defy her. Synonyms resist, oppose, confront, face, brave, beard, disregard, stand up to, spurn, flout, disobey, hold out against, put up a fight (against), hurl defiance at, contemn, call someone's bluff in the sense of endure Definition to bear (hardship) patiently He'd endured years of pain and sleepless nights because of arthritis. Synonyms experience, suffer, bear, weather, meet, go through, encounter, cope with, sustain, brave, undergo, withstand, live through, thole (Scottish) in the sense of oppose Definition to be against (something or someone) in speech or action Mr Taylor was bitter towards those who had opposed him. Synonyms be against, fight (against), check, bar, block, prevent, take on, counter, contest, resist, confront, face, combat, defy, thwart, contradict, withstand, stand up to, hinder, struggle against, obstruct, fly in the face of, take issue with, be hostile to, counterattack, speak (out) against, be in opposition to, be in defiance of, strive against, set your face against, take or make a stand against in the sense of tackle Definition to confront (someone) about something I tackled him about how he could tolerate such behaviour. Synonyms confront, speak to, face up to, question, cross-examine, accost, remonstrate with, waylay in the sense of take Definition to stand up to or endure His rudeness was becoming hard to take. Synonyms tolerate, stand, bear, suffer, weather, go through, brave, stomach, endure, undergo, swallow, brook, hack (slang), abide, put up with (informal), withstand, submit to, countenance, pocket, thole (Scottish) in the sense of tolerate Definition to put up with (someone or something) She can no longer tolerate the position that she's in. Synonyms endure, stand, suffer, bear, take, stomach, undergo, swallow, hack (slang), abide, put up with (informal), submit to, thole (Scottish) in the sense of weather Definition to come safely through (a storm, problem, or difficulty) The company has weathered the recession. Synonyms withstand, stand, suffer, survive, overcome, resist, brave, endure, come through, get through, rise above, live through, ride out, make it through (informal), surmount, pull through, stick it out (informal), bear up against
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