stand against



stand against

v.
1. To stand next to or rest against something: He stood against the frame of the door.
2. To oppose something: Many of the students stood against the war.
3. To compete with someone in a race for elected office: She announced her intention to stand against the incumbent in the next election.
See also: stand

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
SherlockSHUR-lahk (English)Literature
Elisavetel-ee-SAH-vetGreek
Alter-Yiddish
MegaME-gahIndonesian
Rush[rʌʃ]
Potter['pɔtə]