standing
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standing 英 [ˈstændɪŋ] 美 [ˈstændɪŋ]
adj. 长期的;直立的;固定的 n. 站立;持续;身分 v. 站立;坚持不变;坐落于(stand的ing形式)
名词复数:standings
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- adj. 长期的;直立的;固定的
- n. 站立;持续;身分
- v. 站立;坚持不变;坐落于(stand的ing形式)
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1. People were standing about in small groups.
人们三五成群地站立着。
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2. His exhaustion was obvious when he fell asleep standing.
他站着睡着了,显然是太累了。
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3. There were two witnesses who happened to be standing by when the accident happened.
事故发生的时候恰好有两名目击者在场。
- standing (adj.) late 14c., "at rest, motionless," also "permanent, not transient," present-participle adjective from stand (v.). Meaning "having an erect position, upright" is from 1570s; that of "done while standing" is from 1630s. The sense in standing army (c. 1600) is "permanent." Standing ovation is from 1902.
- standing (n.) late 14c., verbal noun from stand (v.). In the sense of "rank, status," it is first recorded 1570s. Sense of "state of having existed for some time" is 1650s. Legal sense is first recorded 1924. Sports sense is from 1881. To be in good standing is from 1789. Standing room is from 1788.
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