(often used in the negative) To approve of
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To be a symbol of, or to have as a meaning
“Symbols stand for something, yet this one doesn't seem to represent anything at all.”
To advocate or show support for something
“If parties need cash, let them go out and convince people that they stand for something worth supporting.”
To endure or put up with (something)
“Why must I stand for the humiliation of being fingerprinted before I can get a card to work New York night clubs?”
To permit (someone) to have or do something
“I cannot stand for you to see me like this.”
Gives the thumbs up to
To represent in a physical, concrete or visible form
To represent on behalf of
To be a sign or symbol of
To enter or participate in a contest, usually as a political candidate
To endure a punishment, ordeal or consequence, especially with dignity or stoicism
To convey or express in a particular way or manner
(often used in the negative) To approve of
To act or serve as a substitute
To make a declaration, or give evidence, under oath
To take part in a political campaign
To excuse or disregard as unimportant or insignificant
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