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1 they stood under heavy obligations
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2 stand
n. standaard, voet, stel; tribune; plaats; plaats voor taxi's--------v. staan; doen staan; opstaan; aanleunen; erop staan; leed dragen; waarderenstand1[ stænd] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉3 plaats ⇒ positie, post4 stander ⇒ statief, standaard♦voorbeelden:————————stand22 zich bevinden ⇒ staan, liggen6 zijn ⇒ (ervoor) staan, zich in een bepaalde situatie bevinden♦voorbeelden:as I stand here • zowaar ik hier sta4 stand and deliver! • je geld of je leven!he stands at nothing • hij staat nergens voorstand at thirty degrees • op dertig graden staanas it stands • momenteel, zoals het nu isknow where he stands • weten waar hij aan toe isstand to lose something • waarschijnlijk/zeker iets zullen verliezenstand aloof • zich op een afstand houdenstand apart • zich afzijdig houdenstand easy! • op de plaats rust!stand well with someone • met iemand op goede voet staanstand in (for someone) • (iemand) vervangenstand on • aandringen opstand on ceremony • aan plichtplegingen hechtenstand over • toezicht houden opstand upon • staan op→ stand aside stand aside/, stand back stand back/, stand by stand by/, stand down stand down/, stand for stand for/, stand off stand off/, stand out stand out/, stand up stand up/II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:
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