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I think its more like "to erect"; "to stand down" is more like "hold back", "disengage" or "retreat" (intransitive). stand up (intransitive) ~= stand from a si
by singlow 8y ago
I think its more like "to erect"; "to stand down" is more like "hold back", "disengage" or "retreat" (intransitive).
stand up (intransitive) ~= stand from a sitting or lying position
stand up <direct-object> == erect, build, appoint, enact
stand-up, upstanding (adjective) == moral, ethical
stand-up [comedian] == actually standing on ones feet