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stand up russian

  • стоя́ть

    to stand

    to stand, to be situated, to be (somewhere)

    to be stopped, to stand still, to be idle

    to prevail, to last

    to stand up for, to support

  • встать

    to stand up, to get up, to rise

    to get up, to get out of bed

    to take up a position, to place oneself

    to arise, to come up

    to stop, to come to a standstill

    to rise (sun), to come up

  • станови́ться

    to become, to get, to grow

    to get

    to stand, to take up a position

  • подня́ться

    to go up, to climb, to come up, to ascend

    to get up, to stand up, to rise

    to rise, to go up, to increase

    to arise, to break out, to spring up

  • ста́вить

    to put, to place, to set, to stand (something) up

    to appoint, to install, to put in charge

    to pose, to set, to raise, to put forward

    to stage, to put on, to produce, to direct (a film)

  • встава́ть

    to get up, to rise, to be up, to stand up

  • выступа́ть

    to perform, to appear (on stage), to play (a gig)

    to speak (publicly), to give a speech, to make one's opinion known

    to advocate (for), to speak out (against), to stand up (for)

    to act as, to serve as, to appear as

    to protrude, to jut out, to stand out, to emerge

  • защити́ть

    to protect, to shield

    to defend

    to stand up for, to speak in support of, to plead for

  • выноси́ть

    to carry out, to take out

    to bear, to endure, to stand, to put up with

  • постоя́ть

    to stand for a while, to stand a bit

    to last for a while, to hold, to stay

    to stand up for, to defend, to speak up for

  • потерпе́ть

    to have patience, to be patient (for a while), to hold on

    to suffer, to sustain, to endure

    to tolerate, to put up with, to stand, to bear

  • подыма́ться

    to get up, to rise, to stand up

    to climb, to go up, to ascend

    to rise (of dough)

  • привста́ть

    to Rise slightly for a short time from your seat stand up not to your full height (about sitting lying)

  • устоя́ть

    to resist, to withstand, to stand up

  • защища́ться

    to defend oneself, to fight back, to stand up for oneself

    to protect oneself, to shield oneself

    to defend one's thesis

  • противостоя́ть

    to withstand, to resist, to stand up to

    to confront, to oppose, to stand against

    to be opposed to, to stand in contrast to

  • вы́строиться

    to line up, to form a line, to stand in a row

    to get into formation, to fall in, to form up

  • отстоя́ть

    to defend, to stand up for, to assert (a right)

    to be distant, to lie away (from), to be situated at a distance

    to stand (for a period of time), to spend (a time) standing

  • отста́ивать

    to defend, to stand up for, to assert, to uphold

    to stand through, to stand for a whole while

  • вытя́гиваться

    to stretch, to stretch out, to become longer

    to stretch oneself, to stretch out, to lie stretched out

    to extend, to stretch, to string out

    to shoot up, to grow taller

    to stand erect, to stand at attention, to draw oneself up

  • вступи́ться

    to stand up for, to take someone's side, to step in for, to intercede for

    to stand up for, to champion, to speak up for

  • вы́стоять

    to hold out, to withstand, to stand firm, to stand up (to)

    to stand (for a time), to remain standing

    to stand to mature, to age (of wine), to settle

  • проти́виться

    to oppose, to object, to resist, to stand up

  • заступи́ться

    to intercede (for), to plead (for), to take the part (of), to stand up for

  • ко́зырь

    trump, trump card

    standing collar, stand-up collar

    overhang, canopy

    dashing fellow, fine figure of a man

  • ды́бом

    stand up, raise up

  • распрями́ться

    to straighten up, to stand up straight, to unbend

  • перева́ривать

    to digest

    to digest (mentally), to process, to take in, to grasp

    to stand, to put up with, to stomach, to tolerate

    to overcook, to overboil, to boil to mush

    to boil again, to re-cook

  • выпрямля́ться

    to become straight, to stand erect, to draw oneself up

  • заступа́ться

    to stand up (for someone), to intercede, to plead, to take the part

  • перевари́ть

    to digest

    to process, to grasp, to take in, to digest

    to stomach, to tolerate, to put up with, to stand

    to overcook, to overboil, to boil too long

    to boil again, to re-boil

  • воспроти́виться

    to oppose, to object, to resist, to stand up

  • разгиба́ться

    to straighten oneself up, to stand up straight, to straighten one's back

    to unbend, to straighten out, to become straight

  • ра́товать

    to advocate (for), to campaign (for), to stand up (for), to fight (for)

    to inveigh (against), to rail (against), to speak out (against)

  • привстава́ть

    to Rise slightly for a short time from your seat stand up not to your full height (about sitting lying)

  • подержа́ться

    to hold for some time, to hold up, to stand

  • подхвати́ться

    to jump up, to spring to one's feet, to stand up quickly

  • еро́шиться

    to bristle, to stick up, to stand on end

    to bristle (with anger), to get worked up, to bridle

  • ерши́ться

    to bristle up, to get prickly, to flare up, to fly into a rage

    to stand on end, to bristle, to stick up

  • операти́вка

    briefing, short meeting, stand-up meeting

    RAM, memory

    operational order, operations order

    operations plan, plan of action

  • ощети́ниваться

    to bristle, to stand on end, to stand up (of fur)

    to bristle up, to raise one's hackles, to get one's back up

  • вступа́ться

    (colloquial) to intervene/stand up for someone

  • противоста́ть

    to withstand, to resist

    to confront, to stand up against, to oppose

  • вздыбливавший

    raising, making stand up, causing to bristle, lifting up

  • поста́вить

    to put, to place, to stand (something) upright

    to put up, to install, to erect

    to appoint, to put in charge

    to place (in a situation), to put (somebody in a position), to bring (into a state)

    to stage, to produce, to direct

    to supply, to deliver

    to set (a task), to impose (a condition)

  • сто́йка

    counter, bar

    stand, upright post

    stance, stand (gymnastic position)

  • церемо́ниться

    to stand upon ceremony

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