stand at



stand at something

 
1. to stand in front of something; to stand in the vicinity of something. I stood at the window, watching the traffic. Tom stood at the door, counting people as they came in.
2. to stand or remain in a particular state, such as attention or readiness. The troops stood at attention for a very long time. The entire platoon is standing at readiness, awaiting further orders.
See also: stand

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Joni (2)YO-neeFinnish
Alfhild-Norwegian, Swedish
Dorotheado-ro-TE-ah (German), dawr-ə-THEE-ə (English)German, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, English, Late Greek
Yefimye-FEEM, ee-FEEMRussian
Mcgill[mə'gil]
Armin['a:min]