英语词汇“stand up”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

stand up1

(Of an argument, claim, evidence, etc.) remain valid after close scrutiny or analysis: you need to have hard evidence that will stand up in court the argument does not stand up to analysis...

Whether the allegations against her will stand up in court remains to be seen.
He claimed they were for me, but I know for a fact that this wouldn't stand up in a court of law.
It was examined to see if the idea stood up and had integrity and financial credibility.

Synonyms

remain/be valid, be sound, be plausible, hold water, hold up, stand questioning, survive investigation, bear examination, be verifiable, be provable, ring true, be convincing

See parent entry: stand

stand-up2

/ˈstandʌp

adjective [attributive]

1Involving, done by, or engaged in by people standing up: a stand-up party...

Game retailers encourage potential customers to preview soon-to-be domestic games, encased within stand-up arcade consoles.
Along with a game of stand-up bingo, and a turn by David Beesley as ‘Luciano Pavasnotty’, the audience was kept entertained all night.
There is a carpeted bathroom on the return: this is fitted with a corner stand-up shower unit, handbasin and separate toilet.

1.1(Of comedy or a comedian) performed or performing by standing in front of an audience and telling jokes: a stand-up comic his stand-up routine depends on improvised observations...

Despite the discouraging situation, he was fuelled with material for his stand-up comedy routine.
The first independent entrant, LCDR Simon Rooke, worked the crowd with his stand-up comedy routine, which proved very popular.
A guy comes out and does a stand-up comedy routine at the start of the show about economics.

2(Of a fight or argument) involving direct confrontation: she had a stand-up row with her husband...

‘Louise and I used to have stand-up fights about who was going to be Vanessa,’ laughs Maureen.
I can hardly think of an occasion when I've got into a stand-up fight with any political opponent.
Some anglers also use a harness, but this is rarely necessary for average fit anglers and a stand-up fight is typical and most rewarding.

2.1US informal Courageous and loyal in a combative way: a first-class, stand-up kind of guy [predicative]: I was strong, I was stand-up, I could take anything...

Tom Ridge must be a stand-up guy and an all-around great American.
And we'll also hear from Robert Klein, a stand-up guy who's also saved lives.
I also think it's appalling that Mark Felt, who is a stand-up guy, only gets twice as much as a woman who runs away from her own wedding.

3Designed to stay upright or erect: indigo blue shirts with stand-up collars...

The jacket features a stand-up collar with tri-color design, an open bottom hem with Shockcord drawstring closure and cord lock holder.
The stand-up collar was similar to the Western-style, and the three hidden pockets of Western suits were changed into four outside pockets with flaps.
The most formal choice and the style most often worn with tuxedo jackets, this stand-up collar has downward points.

noun

1A comedian who performs by standing in front of an audience and telling jokes.In the summer a BBC executive suggested Cannon & Ball take to the Edinburgh Festival fringe, the annual bearpit where scores of stand-ups compete for audiences and reviews....

Sadowitz has always been one of my favourite stand-ups comedians ever since that night.
The reason we're here is that Scarborough-based firm Vocational Services UK is setting up a course for wannabe stand-ups on how to be a comedian.

1.1 [mass noun] Stand-up comedy: he began doing stand-up when he was fifteen...

His brilliant and potent comedy, song and stand-up have established him as one of Ireland's leading performers.
It was in high school that Foley discovered his interest in comedy when he began writing stand-up for a school project.
He began performing stand-up at open mics around New York City at the age of 15, and thanks to his ear for imitations, he quickly became a club favorite.

1.2A brief monologue by a television news reporter: Coleman left the media pack doing stand-ups on the roof...

Reporters and camera crews from around the world doing their stand-ups, their updates, their breaking news reports on a story on which there has been little breaking news, at least since the 11th shooting on Monday.
These days, off-air producers keep an eye on the Court for those two networks; legal affairs correspondents step in to do stand-ups on significant proceedings.
So it will be interesting to see if Oliver Stone dramatizes this event and has the reporter doing that mock stand-up so close, because we were not close.

2A fight or argument involving direct confrontation: we have had stand-ups, pitch invasions, and red cards...

A million fights, arguments, tears, hang ups, stand ups, let downs, "get over it"s, and "i don't like you"s could make me hate you.

单词	stand up
释义	stand up1 (Of an argument, claim, evidence, etc.) remain valid after close scrutiny or analysis: you need to have hard evidence that will stand up in court the argument does not stand up to analysis... Whether the allegations against her will stand up in court remains to be seen. He claimed they were for me, but I know for a fact that this wouldn't stand up in a court of law. It was examined to see if the idea stood up and had integrity and financial credibility. Synonyms remain/be valid, be sound, be plausible, hold water, hold up, stand questioning, survive investigation, bear examination, be verifiable, be provable, ring true, be convincing See parent entry: stand stand-up2 /ˈstandʌp / adjective [attributive] 1Involving, done by, or engaged in by people standing up: a stand-up party... Game retailers encourage potential customers to preview soon-to-be domestic games, encased within stand-up arcade consoles. Along with a game of stand-up bingo, and a turn by David Beesley as ‘Luciano Pavasnotty’, the audience was kept entertained all night. There is a carpeted bathroom on the return: this is fitted with a corner stand-up shower unit, handbasin and separate toilet. 1.1(Of comedy or a comedian) performed or performing by standing in front of an audience and telling jokes: a stand-up comic his stand-up routine depends on improvised observations... Despite the discouraging situation, he was fuelled with material for his stand-up comedy routine. The first independent entrant, LCDR Simon Rooke, worked the crowd with his stand-up comedy routine, which proved very popular. A guy comes out and does a stand-up comedy routine at the start of the show about economics. 2(Of a fight or argument) involving direct confrontation: she had a stand-up row with her husband... ‘Louise and I used to have stand-up fights about who was going to be Vanessa,’ laughs Maureen. I can hardly think of an occasion when I've got into a stand-up fight with any political opponent. Some anglers also use a harness, but this is rarely necessary for average fit anglers and a stand-up fight is typical and most rewarding. 2.1US informal Courageous and loyal in a combative way: a first-class, stand-up kind of guy [predicative]: I was strong, I was stand-up, I could take anything... Tom Ridge must be a stand-up guy and an all-around great American. And we'll also hear from Robert Klein, a stand-up guy who's also saved lives. I also think it's appalling that Mark Felt, who is a stand-up guy, only gets twice as much as a woman who runs away from her own wedding. 3Designed to stay upright or erect: indigo blue shirts with stand-up collars... The jacket features a stand-up collar with tri-color design, an open bottom hem with Shockcord drawstring closure and cord lock holder. The stand-up collar was similar to the Western-style, and the three hidden pockets of Western suits were changed into four outside pockets with flaps. The most formal choice and the style most often worn with tuxedo jackets, this stand-up collar has downward points. noun 1A comedian who performs by standing in front of an audience and telling jokes.In the summer a BBC executive suggested Cannon & Ball take to the Edinburgh Festival fringe, the annual bearpit where scores of stand-ups compete for audiences and reviews.... Sadowitz has always been one of my favourite stand-ups comedians ever since that night. The reason we're here is that Scarborough-based firm Vocational Services UK is setting up a course for wannabe stand-ups on how to be a comedian. 1.1 [mass noun] Stand-up comedy: he began doing stand-up when he was fifteen... His brilliant and potent comedy, song and stand-up have established him as one of Ireland's leading performers. It was in high school that Foley discovered his interest in comedy when he began writing stand-up for a school project. He began performing stand-up at open mics around New York City at the age of 15, and thanks to his ear for imitations, he quickly became a club favorite. 1.2A brief monologue by a television news reporter: Coleman left the media pack doing stand-ups on the roof... Reporters and camera crews from around the world doing their stand-ups, their updates, their breaking news reports on a story on which there has been little breaking news, at least since the 11th shooting on Monday. These days, off-air producers keep an eye on the Court for those two networks; legal affairs correspondents step in to do stand-ups on significant proceedings. So it will be interesting to see if Oliver Stone dramatizes this event and has the reporter doing that mock stand-up so close, because we were not close. 2A fight or argument involving direct confrontation: we have had stand-ups, pitch invasions, and red cards... A million fights, arguments, tears, hang ups, stand ups, let downs, "get over it"s, and "i don't like you"s could make me hate you.
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