Stand Phrasal Verbs

To support, back, or agree with someone, especially during a difficult situation, conflict, or public debate.

To resist or oppose someone powerful or aggressive fearlessly, or to withstand wear, stress, or scrutiny over time.

To support each other and remain united, especially during difficult times or when facing opposition.

To stand very close to someone and watch them closely as they work or do something, often making them feel uncomfortable or pressured.

To prevent someone from achieving something, or to cause disagreement and estrangement between people.

To support someone or something, or to guarantee the quality, truth, or reliability of something.

To publicly oppose, resist, or fight against someone or something; or to compete against a rival in an election.

To be easily distinguished from others, usually because of superior quality, unique features, or physical separation.

To spend time standing somewhere, doing very little or waiting for something to happen without taking action.

To move to one side to let someone pass, or to step down from a job or official position so that someone else can take it.

To move a short distance away from something, especially for safety or to give space; or to consider a situation objectively without getting personally involved.

To move from a sitting or lying position to a standing position; or informally, to intentionally fail to meet someone for a planned date or appointment.

To be easily visible or noticeable, or to be clearly better or more distinct than others of the same type.

To take somebody's place temporarily and do their job or duties for them.

To represent a word, symbol, or idea; to support or advocate a principle; or to tolerate something (usually in negative sentences).

To step down from an official position or job so that someone else can take it; or to relax from a state of readiness/alertness in military or emergency contexts.

To support or remain loyal to someone in a difficult situation; to be ready for action; or to refrain from intervening.