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stand corrected
stand corrected
to admit that one has been wrong. I realize that I accused him wrongly. I stand corrected. We appreciate now that our conclusions were wrong. We stand corrected.
stand corrected
Agree that one was wrong, as in I stand corrected-we did go to Finland in 1985. This idiom was first recorded in John Dryden's The Maiden Queen (1668): "I stand corrected, and myself reprove."
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Gulnaz | | - | Kazakh, Georgian, Urdu |
| Cruz | | KROOTH (Spanish), KROOS (Latin American Spanish), KROOSH (Portuguese) | Spanish, Portuguese |
| AliÉNor | | a-lye-NOR (French) | Occitan |
| MariËTte | | - | Dutch |
| Kazuo | | kah-zoo-o | Japanese |
| Izabela | | ee-zah-BE-lah | Polish |