upstanding

Word family (noun) stand standing (adjective) standing outstanding upstanding (verb) stand (adverb) outstandingly

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishupstandingup‧stand‧ing /ʌpˈstændɪŋ/ adjective formal 1 HONESThonest and responsible upstanding young men and women2 standing upright or pointing upwards3 → be upstandingExamples from the Corpusupstanding• an upstanding citizen• A strong breeze caught the upstanding feathered plumes of her hat and blew it off.• At the kitchen door, the cat, neck-fur upstanding like the spines of a hedgehog, wailed to be let out.• So Gilly was an elder of the church, an upstanding member of the community.• She was a fine upstanding middle-aged lady with sharp eyes and a lucid tongue.

单词	upstanding
释义	upstanding Word family (noun) stand standing (adjective) standing outstanding upstanding (verb) stand (adverb) outstandingly From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishupstandingup‧stand‧ing /ʌpˈstændɪŋ/ adjective formal 1 HONESThonest and responsible upstanding young men and women2 standing upright or pointing upwards3 → be upstandingExamples from the Corpusupstanding• an upstanding citizen• A strong breeze caught the upstanding feathered plumes of her hat and blew it off.• At the kitchen door, the cat, neck-fur upstanding like the spines of a hedgehog, wailed to be let out.• So Gilly was an elder of the church, an upstanding member of the community.• She was a fine upstanding middle-aged lady with sharp eyes and a lucid tongue.
随便看	take or pay take orders take out take out a book take out a injunction etc take out a loan etc take out a policy etc take out a policy/injunction/loan etc take out of context take out of themselves take out on take over take over take over the reins take over your knee take pains over take pains with take pains with/over something take part take part take part in a conspiracy take part in a race take personally take personally etc take pick continue etc where left off