stand homograph 1
noun masculinesubstantiv hankjønncondition · state · station
InflectionVis bøyning
EtymologyOpphav
av eldre stande ‘stå’, jamfør stå (III)to stand · to be, to be situated (of a thing in a place) · to say, to be written (of a text) from older stande 'to stand', compare stå (III)to stand · to be, to be situated (of a thing in a place) · to say, to be written (of a text)Senses and Example SentencesBetydning og bruk
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forfatning (1)condition, tilstand;
orden conditionforfatning (1), state;
order- bilen er i kjørbar stand the car is roadworthy
- badet er i dårlig stand the bathroom is in poor condition
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sosial rang, status (1)status
social rank, statusstatus (1)
- i hans stand og stilling in his rank and station
- gifte seg under sin stand to marry beneath one's station
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i jakt: det at en jakthund står stille for å vise jegeren hvor byttet er
in hunting: a gun dog standing still to show the hunter where the quarry is
- fuglehunden fikk stand the gun dog came on point
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etterledd som karakteriserer hvor eller hvordan noe står eller befinner seg;
i ord som avstanddistance · a gap, a gulf, oljestandthe oil level, motstandresistance · opposition · resistor og vannstandthe water level a final element indicating where or how something stands or is situated;
in words like avstanddistance · a gap, a gulf, oljestandthe oil level, motstandresistance · opposition · resistor and vannstandthe water level -
etterledd som karakteriserer sivilstandmarital status;
i ord som ektestandmatrimony, the married state, wedlock, frøkenstandspinsterhood, the unmarried state of a woman og ungkarsstandbachelorhood, the single state a final element indicating marital statussivilstand;
in words like ektestandmatrimony, the married state, wedlock, frøkenstandspinsterhood, the unmarried state of a woman and ungkarsstandbachelorhood, the single state
Set phrasesFaste uttrykk
få/stelle/lage i stand
lage til, organsiere;
ordne to put on, to organise;
to arrange
ordne to put on, to organise;
to arrange
- de fikk i stand et stort selskap they put on a big party
- han stelte i stand til jul he got everything ready for Christmas
- de lagde i stand en utstilling they mounted an exhibition
gjøre seg i stand
gjøre seg klar;
forberede seg to make oneself ready;
to prepare oneself Eng. phraseto get ready
forberede seg to make oneself ready;
to prepare oneself Eng. phraseto get ready
- jeg dusjet og gjorde meg i stand til festen I showered and got ready for the party
- skolen gjorde seg i stand til å ta imot de nye elevene the school prepared itself to receive the new pupils
holde stand
ikke gi etter eller svikte;
stå fast not to give way or fail;
to stand firm Eng. phraseto hold one's ground
stå fast not to give way or fail;
to stand firm Eng. phraseto hold one's ground
- soldatene holdt stand mot angrepet the soldiers held out against the attack
- regnværet holder stand ut uka the rain will keep up for the rest of the week
komme i stand
bli organisert eller arrangert
to be organised or arranged
Eng. phraseto come about
- våpenhvilen kom i stand etter lange forhandlinger the ceasefire came about after lengthy negotiations
sette/gjøre i stand
få i orden;
ordne, reparere to put in order;
to sort out, to repair Eng. phraseto fix up
ordne, reparere to put in order;
to sort out, to repair Eng. phraseto fix up
- de satte i stand hagen they fixed up the garden
- hun gjorde i stand rommene she got the rooms ready
være i stand til
ha krefter eller makt til;
orke, makte;
greie to have the strength or the power to;
to be up to, to manage;
to be capable of Eng. phraseto be able to
orke, makte;
greie to have the strength or the power to;
to be up to, to manage;
to be capable of Eng. phraseto be able to
- du må være i stand til å løfte bagasjen din selv you must be able to lift your own luggage
- hun var ikke i stand til å komme på jobb she was unable to come to work
være ute av stand til
ikke ha krefter eller makt til;
ikke makte, ikke orke not to have the strength or power to;
not to manage, not to have the energy Eng. phraseto be unable to
ikke makte, ikke orke not to have the strength or power to;
not to manage, not to have the energy Eng. phraseto be unable to
- han er ute av stand til å ta vare på seg selv he is unable to look after himself