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101 to stand one's ground
nepadoties; palikt pie sava -
102 to stand oneself aback
vairīties; stāvēt malā -
103 to stand out
nepadoties; attālināties no krasta; atdalīties, izcelties -
104 to stand out against the background
izcelties uz fona; noturētiesEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to stand out against the background
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105 to stand over
atlikt -
106 to stand ready
būt gatavībā -
107 to stand sentinel
stāvēt sardzē -
108 to stand somebody a dinner
izmaksāt kādam pusdienas -
109 to stand somebody a round
izmaksāt kādam -
110 to stand somebody in good stead
noderēt kādamEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to stand somebody in good stead
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111 to stand somebody up
atbalstīt; neierasties uz satikšanos -
112 to stand something against the wall
nolikt kaut ko pie sienasEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to stand something against the wall
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113 to stand square
stāvēt taisni -
114 to stand still
apstāties -
115 to stand stock-still
stāvēt kā sastingušam -
116 to stand surety
galvot -
117 to stand the damage to the car
segt izdevumus par bojāto mašīnu -
118 to stand the gaff
vīrišķīgi izturēt -
119 to stand the racket
izturēt pārbaudījumu; segt izdevumus -
120 to stand to
ieņemt pozīcijas; turēties pie
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