stand with

Language: en

Meaning: (idiomatic)Tobackorside with; tosupport(in reference to literally standing alongside someone to show one's support).We have declared that westand withthe protestors.2020March 9, Giovanni Russonello,The New York Times‎[1], archived fromthe originalon10 March 2020:"Istand withBernie Sanders today because hestood withme," Jackson said to cheers. "Istand withhim because he's never lost his taste for justice for the people. Istand withhim because hestands withyou."2020April 19, Uri Friedman, “New Zealand's Prime Minister May Be the Most Effective Leader on the Planet”, inThe Atlantic‎[2], archived fromthe originalon3 June 2020:People feel that Ardern "doesn’t preach at them; she'sstanding withthem," Helen Clark, New Zealand's prime minister from 1999 to 2008, told me.2022October 11, “G7 vows to support Ukraine for as long as it takes”, inReuters‎[3], archived fromthe originalon4 November 2022:"We will continue to provide financial, humanitarian, military, diplomatic and legal support and willstand firmly withUkraine for as long as it takes," the joint statement said.; (obsolete)Toargueordisputewith (especially in the context ofhagglingorbargaining).1714,François Pétis de la Croix(tr.Ambrose Philips),The Thousand and One Days:But still remember, added she, that you must notstand withhim about the price: Whatever he shall ask of you, you must not fail to give it.Toexistalongside; tocoexist.1572, John Jones,The bathes of Bathes ayde, page11:And it is an exhalacion, hot and drye, included in the concauities of the earth, where it seeking a passage out, and not fynding, it is laboured, being so laboured, it is rarified, and beinge rarifyed, is kindled, bycause great rarefactionstandeth withgreat heate.To be inagreementwith.1825,Walter Scott, chapter XXVII, inThe Talisman:Were it not well, my liege, to send a page to the top of that sand-bank? Or would itstand withyour pleasure that I prick forward?Tospend timewith.1631,Thomas Dekker,Match Me in London:A Barberstood withher on Saturday night very late, when he had shau'd all his Customers, and as I thinke, came to trimme her.(nautical)Totravelalongside.1837,George Windsor Earl,The Eastern Seas, page12:A number of large fishing-boats were coming in from sea, andstanding withus into the roads; and although we were running at the rate of seven knots an hour, they passed us with great rapidity.(typography,of a character)Toalignwith.1755, John Smith,The Printer's Grammar, page35:Another advantage would be found, when a Printing-houſe ſhould happen to be ſold, that the Letter of it wouldſtand withanother Fount of the ſame Body.; Used other than figuratively or idiomatically:seestand,‎with.2011October 31, “Sex worker tells inquiry Pickton raped her”, inCBC News‎[4], archived fromthe originalon3 October 2022:She testified that she wasstanding withanother sex worker on a street just south of the Downtown Eastside on a snowy winter day when a blue Chevrolet drove up.

Examples:

EN: I've made some enquiries... I now know where I stand with you!
ES: "¡He recogido informaciones, sé ahora qué está pasando!
EN: Forty years ago, old Bolivar played a one night stand with Booth He never stopped talking about it...
ES: Hace cuarenta años, el viejo Bolivar actuó en una representación con Booth. Nunca deja de hablar sobre eso...
EN: You don't know how I stand with Zanfield.
ES: No sabes el poder que tengo con Zanfield.
EN: How about the banks, how do you stand with old man Sterner?
ES: ¿Qué hay de los bancos, qué me dices del viejo Sterner?
EN: ─ I don't want to hurt you, son. But you got to stand with us.
ES: No quiero hacerte daño, pero tienes que ayudarnos.
EN: - Pat, you know how I stand with the boys.
ES: - Pat, ya me conoce.
EN: I want you to know just where I stand with myself.
ES: Quiero que sepas qué opino de mí.
EN: And I want you to know just where you stand with me.
ES: Y quiero que sepas qué opino de ti.
EN: How do you stand with Lovo?
ES: ¿Le eres leal a Lovo?
EN: - How do you stand with Lovo?
ES: - ¿Le eres leal a Lovo?
EN: But she's going to sit down or else stand with her back against the wall.
ES: Pero ella va a sentarse, o bien de pie con la espalda contra la pared.
EN: I'm glad to see that you stand with me.
ES: Me alegra ver que están de mi lado.
EN: # I must be under a magic spell # # why do I stand with my heart in hand # # just to entreat you?
ES: ♪ Debo estar bajo un hechizo mágico ♪ ♪ ¿Por qué me quedo con el corazón en la mano solo para suplicarte? ♪
EN: Our thanks is the vow to stand with you... in good days and bad... come what may. !
ES: Nuestra forma de darle las gracias es la promesa de permanecer con Usted En los buenos días así como también en los malos ¡Suceda lo que suceda.!
EN: To stand with them against me?
ES: ¿Para poneros junto a ellos en mi contra?

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