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Meanings of
stand out
in English
Portuguese
saltar à vista
Catalan
sobresortir
Spanish
destacar
Back to the meaning
Be highly noticeable.
jump
leap out
jump out
stick out
Portuguese
saltar à vista
Portuguese
exceler
Catalan
distingir-se
Spanish
sobresalir
Back to the meaning
Distinguish oneself.
excel
surpass
Portuguese
exceler
Synonyms
Examples for "
jump
"
jump
leap out
jump out
stick out
Examples for "
jump
"
1
Charles de Gaulle hardly intended to help
jump
-
start
the Israeli technology scene.
2
Imports would
jump
by almost 10 million tonnes this year, he added.
3
From which a number of people every year
jump
to their deaths.
4
Figures released today show a
jump
in British house prices in September.
5
I wasn't working that day, and I said, 'Can I
jump
on?'
1
I never saw them
leap
out
of the water like that before.
2
Like he expected a Spring soldier to
leap
out
of the shadows.
3
The thermometer is rising and everything will
leap
out
of the ground.
4
Cops would
leap
out
and come at me with their guns drawn.
5
It might
leap
out
at me, or get really angry or something.
1
Wait until the last second, then
jump
out
of the way-directlysideways.
2
Still looking ready to
jump
out
of a window if need be.
3
Some of them look prepared to
jump
out
of the moving vehicle.
4
Katie thought her heart was going to
jump
out
of her chest.
5
Ordered to retire, I wanted to
jump
out
and fetch him in.
1
At that point you get the
stick
out
and say: 'I'm sorry.
2
Then something prompted me to take the
stick
out
from the safe.
3
Golly it would make the Wiggleses eyes
stick
out
furder than ever.
4
You gents
stick
out
here and watch for him; I'll step inside.
5
You'll
stick
out
as a human -anda professor, Miriam said firmly.
Usage of
stand out
in English
1
India's best companies also
stand
out
for being innovators and thinking ahead.
2
We've picked the key attractions that
stand
out
for the year ahead.
3
Try something different to make your business card
stand
out
from others.
4
The words I read seemed to
stand
out
with clear, biblical simplicity.
5
Those front rowers, they really
stand
out
throughout the competition, he said.
6
The use of long-term data makes the study
stand
out
,
Goulden said.
7
An odd number will
stand
out
much more than an even number.
8
Or, you're wondering how you can
stand
out
in the new year.
9
He's certainly chosen a programme that's guaranteed to make him
stand
out
.
10
However, there are ways to make your resume and CV
stand
out
.
11
So anyone who wants to be successful really has to
stand
out
.
12
To be fair, bis people didn't exactly
stand
out
in the crowd.
13
Again, the projected growth rates of African and Indian cities
stand
out
.
14
These five
stand
out
among all of the biggest lessons learnt. 1.
15
The major poets of the South
stand
out
in strong, isolated individuality.
16
He didn't have to tell them to
stand
out
of the way.
Other examples for "stand out"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
stand
out
stand
Verb
Preposition
Translations for
stand out
Portuguese
saltar à vista
exceler
distinguir-se
ir além dos outros
adquirir excelência
ser o melhor
Catalan
sobresortir
destacar
cantar
distingir-se
excel·lir
sobrepassar
Spanish
destacar
sobresalir
descollar
destacarse
resaltar
sobrepasar
Stand out
through the time
Stand out
across language varieties
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Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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