| 单词 |
take a firm stand (on or against something) |
| 释义 |
take a firm stand (on or against something) take a firm stand (on or against something)To publicly assert one's opinion or defense of or opposition to something without relenting. I know voicing my opinion on this legislation may put my job in jeopardy, but it's time to take a firm stand against these discriminatory hiring practices. Though an unpopular opinion, the principal took a firm stand on keeping classes separated by gender.See also: firm, stand, take |
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- year
- year 1,000,000,000,000,000 problem
- year 10^100 problem
- year 10^40 problem
- year 12
- year 13
- year 2000
- year 2000 bug
- year 2000 compliant
- year 2,000 problem
- year 2000 problem
- year 2038 bug
- year 2038 problem
- year 2039 problem
- year 2100 problem
- year 292,271,021,075 problem
- year 292,277,026,596 problem
- year 292,471,208,678 problem
- year 7,000,000,000 problem
- yeara
- year after year
- year ago
- year and a day
- year-and-a-day rule
- year and day
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