know where stand



know where you stand

1. to be certain of what someone thinks He didn't even send me a birthday card, so now I know where I stand.
2. to be certain of your position In the old days, the editor was the dictator, and all the employees knew where they stood.
See also: know, stand

know where you stand

to know what someone thinks about you, how they expect you to behave, and how they are likely to behave themselves She's quite a strict boss, but at least you know where you stand with her. Peter didn't even send me a birthday card, so I know where I stand now.
See also: know, stand

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Brechtje-Dutch
Ninoslav-Serbian, Croatian, Medieval Slavic
Clarinda[klə'rində]
Wigstan-Anglo-Saxon
Rexanarek-SAN-əEnglish (Rare)
Libitina-Roman Mythology