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Meanings of standing up in English
Usage of standing up in English
1
I briefly debate standing up right there and yanking the power cable.
2
It is about the abuse of power, and standing up to power.
3
Labour has nothing to fear in standing up for the public good.
4
So could improving your health really be as simple as standing up?
5
The young German was standing up in a boat, wearing French fashions.
6
The coxswain was standing up, watching the seas as they rolled in.
7
He was standing up when Bull opened the door and strode in.
8
In fact, we were standing up and sitting down throughout the afternoon.
9
He said Wales' 25 Labour MPs should be standing up for these.
10
I must keep standing up; I have to find my children somehow.
11
Had he been standing up it would have cut him in two.
12
See, those are black fellows standing up in the canoe nearest us.
13
The two men were sworn in, and then Nat, standing up, said:
14
Miss Van Tuyn and Craven, standing up in the box, applauded vigorously.
15
Lougarry says she's standing up on the hillside, looking toward the house.
16
Voters should see her record as standing up to adversity, she said.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for standing up
Portuguese
Catalan
Standing up through the time
Standing up across language varieties
Canada
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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