| 释义 | View usage for:See  standDefinition to resign or withdraw, often in favour of another Profits plunged and he stood down as chief executive last January.Synonyms give in your notice call it a day or nightAdditional synonymsDefinition to give up the throne formally The last French king abdicated in 1848.Synonyms resign,  retire,  quit,  step down (informal)Definition to stop attending or belonging to a particular organization or institution I left school with no qualifications.Synonyms quit,  give up,  get out of,  resign from,  drop out ofDefinition to resign (from) He figured he would quit his job before he was fired.Synonyms resign (from),  leave,  retire (from),  pull out (of),  surrender,  chuck (informal),  step down (from) (informal),  relinquish,  renounce,  pack in (informal), abdicateNearby words ofstand downstand bystand by someonestand by somethingstand downstand for somethingstand in for someonestand on the sidelines
Chinese translation of 'stand down'Nearby words ofstand downstancestandstand bystand downstand forstand in forstand out
 phrasal verbSee full dictionary entry for  standIf someone stands down, they resign from an important job or position, often in order to let someone else take their place.  Four days later, the despised leader finally stood down, just 17 days after takingoffice. [VERB PARTICLE]  Profits plunged and he stood down as chairman last January. [VERB PARTICLE + as]stand down in British Englishverb (adverb)1. (intransitive) to resign or withdraw, esp in favour of another 2. (intransitive) to leave the witness box in a court of law after giving evidence 3. mainly British to go or be taken off dutystand down in American English  See full dictionary entry for   stand1.  Law  to leave the witness stand, as after testifying 2.   to withdraw from a post, position, confrontation, etc. 3.  Chiefly British  to withdraw one's candidacy for a public office 4.  Militarya.   to withdraw from military operations b.   to reduce or order a reduction in military activitystand-down in American English (ˈstændˌdaʊn)   noun  the act or an instance of standing down (see the phrase  stand down under ,  stand)But the principal reason he had them shined each morning at the little stand down the street from his apartment was professional.Examples of 'stand down' in a sentencestand downAll related terms of 'stand down' |