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41 stand-by n
['stændˌbaɪ]1) (person) riservahave you got a stand-by, should that fail? — ha qualcosa che lo rimpiazzi nel caso che non funzioni?
to be on stand-by — (gen) tenersi pronto (-a), (doctor) essere di guardia
2) (also: stand-by ticket) biglietto m stand-by inv -
42 stand in
to stand in for sb. — sostituire qcn
* * *(to take another person's place, job etc for a time: The leading actor was ill and another actor stood in for him.) sostituire* * *vi + adv* * *to stand in for sb. — sostituire qcn
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43 stand up for
(to support or defend: She stood up for him when the others bullied him.) sostenere, (prendere le parti di)* * *vi + adv + prepto stand up for sb/sth — difendere qn/qc
to stand up for o.s. — difendersi
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44 stand-in
['stændɪn]nome sostituto m. (-a); cinem. controfigura f.; teatr. (double) controfigura f.; (replacement) rimpiazzo m.* * *noun (a person who takes someone else's job etc for a temporary period, especially in making films.) sostituto, supplente* * *stand-in /ˈstændɪn/A n.1 sostituto; interino; supplente; rimpiazzo3 (cinem.) controfiguraB a. attr.* * *['stændɪn]nome sostituto m. (-a); cinem. controfigura f.; teatr. (double) controfigura f.; (replacement) rimpiazzo m. -
45 stand back
1) (move back) [ person] indietreggiare, farsi indietro ( from da); fig. prendere le distanze ( from da)2) (be situated) [ house] essere arretrato ( from rispetto a)* * *(to move backwards or away: A crowd gathered round the injured man, but a policeman ordered everyone to stand back.) indietreggiare* * *vi + adv(building: be placed further back)
to stand back from — essere arretrato (-a) rispetto a* * *1) (move back) [ person] indietreggiare, farsi indietro ( from da); fig. prendere le distanze ( from da)2) (be situated) [ house] essere arretrato ( from rispetto a) -
46 stand-off
['stændɒfˌ AE -ɔːf]1) (stalemate) stallo m., punto m. morto2) sport (anche stand-off half) mediano m. d'apertura* * *['stændɒfˌ AE -ɔːf]1) (stalemate) stallo m., punto m. morto2) sport (anche stand-off half) mediano m. d'apertura -
47 stand down
(resign) dimettersi* * *(to withdraw eg from a contest.) ritirarsi* * *vi + adv(withdraw) ritirarsi, Mil smontare di guardia, Law lasciare il banco dei testimoni* * *(resign) dimettersi -
48 stand up to
(to show resistance to: He stood up to the bigger boys who tried to bully him; These chairs have stood up to very hard use.) resistere* * *vi + adv + preptenere testa a, resistere ato stand up to sb — tenere testa a qn, affrontare qn con coraggio
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49 stand-by ticket
nAer biglietto m stand-by inv -
50 stand-to n
['stænd'tuː](Mil: order) -
51 stand-up adj
['stændˌʌp](fight, argument) accanito (-a), (meal) in piedi -
52 stand at ease
((eg soldiers) to stand with legs apart and hands clasped behind the back.) stare a riposo -
53 stand etc on tiptoe(s)
(to walk, stand etc on the toes: He stood on tiptoe(s) to reach the shelf.) (camminare/stare sulla punta dei piedi) -
54 stand etc on tiptoe(s)
(to walk, stand etc on the toes: He stood on tiptoe(s) to reach the shelf.) (camminare/stare sulla punta dei piedi) -
55 stand-bys
plural; see stand-by -
56 stand aside
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57 stand to
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58 stand-alone adj
[ˌstændə'ləʊn](business, organization) indipendente, Comput a sé stante, non in rete -
59 stand-by generator
ngeneratore m d'emergenza -
60 stand-by passenger
nAer passeggero (-a) in lista d'attesa
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