英语词汇“standing”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	standing
释义	standing I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from present participle of standen to stand 1. : upright on the feet or in place : erect < standing audience > < standing timber > 2. a. : not being used or operated < standing factory > b. : not flowing : stagnant < standing water > 3. a. : remaining at the same level, degree, or amount for an indeterminate period < made me a standing offer of $10,000 for my house > b. : kept in use indefinitely : remaining valid < one of the standing problems in physics > < felt her childless state as a standing reproach to her as a wife > < had a standing joke with the elevator boy > c. : kept intact for printing or reprinting or for molding — used of set letterpress matter and sometimes of other printing surfaces (as lithographic stones) < keep the type standing > < standing heads in a newspaper > 4. : established by law or custom : settled, permanent < standing prohibition > 5. a. : not movable : fixed in place < standing washtub > b. : having a supporting base < standing bowl > 6. : done from a standing position < standing ovation > < standing jump > < race from a standing start > II. noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English, from gerund of standen to stand 1. a. : a place to stand in : situation : location b. : a position from which one may assert or enforce legal rights and duties c. Britain (1) : stable (2) : a stall (as in a stable) for a domestic animal 2. a. : length of service or experience especially as determining relative place, rank, pay, or privilege < candidates for the fellowship must be of postgraduate standing > b. : position or condition in society or in a profession : status < lawyer of high standing > especially : good reputation < among those at the meeting were several men of standing in the community > c. : position relative to a standard of achievement < left the college in good standing > < attained a standing of B in his senior year > or to achievements of competitors < improved their standing in the baseball league by two places > 3. : maintenance of position or condition : duration < custom of long standing > < marriage of many years' standing >
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