stand

stand
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[met betrekking tot personen] posturebearing
[wijze van staan/geplaatst zijn] position
[toestand, gesteldheid] statecondition
[sport] [score] score
[rang] estateclass, station, order
[het zijn] existence, being
[plaats op een tentoonstelling] stand
voorbeelden:
1   een stand aannemen assume a position
2   de stand van aandelen the position of shares
     de stand van de barometer the barometer reading
     de stand van de dollar the dollar rate
     de stand van het hoofd the position of the head
     de stand van de zon the position of the sun
     zet de oven op stand vier set the oven to mark four
     de vier standen van de maan the four phases of the moon
3   de stand van een rekening the balance/status of an account
     de stand van zaken the state of affairs
     de burgerlijke stand the registry office
4   de stand is 2-1 the score is 2-1
5   mensen van alle rang en stand people from all walks of life
     de gegoede stand the well-to-do
     de hogere/lagere standen the upper/lower classes
     zijn stand ophouden keep up with the Joneses
     beneden zijn stand trouwen marry beneath one's station
     boven zijn stand leven live beyond one's means
     een heer van stand a man of rank
6   iets in stand houden preserve something
     in stand blijven last
     tot stand brengen bring about, achieve
     tot stand komen come about/into being
¶   op stand wonen live in a sought-after area

Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels. 2015.

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