stand back of



stand (in) back of someone or something

 and stand behind someone or something 
1. Lit. to place oneself at the rear of someone or something. Please stand behind your friends. The police told them to stand behind the fence.
2. Fig. to guarantee someone or something; to guarantee the performance or worth of someone or something. I will stand back of Elaine. I trust her totally. The manufacturer stands behind this product.
See also: back, of, stand

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
FÁElÁN-Ancient Irish
EditE-dit (Swedish)Hungarian, Swedish
SullivanSUL-i-vənEnglish
Carr[ka:]
MÓR RÍOghain-Irish Mythology
Milburga-History