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a strong and resolute effort to resist opposition
a powerful effort to resist opposition
a firm and unwavering effort to resist opposition
a openly declared effort to resist or support something
a firm and difficult effort to resist opposition
a desk or stall where visitors can get information
a stall where newspapers and magazines are sold
a courageous effort to resist opposition
a final effort to defend a position against a much stronger enemy
a stall where newspapers and magazines are sold
a frame for holding sheets of music for a musician to read
a piece of furniture used to show products, especially at an exhibition
an effort to resist based on strong beliefs or principles
a stand for holding a microphone
an effort to resist that shows open refusal to obey
an effort to resist based on principles of right and wrong
a place where food and drinks are sold in a public place like a cinema or sports stadium
an area at an exhibition where a company or organization displays its products or services
a stand for holding a microphone
a temporary stall by the side of a road selling things like fruit and vegetables
a stand for holding a microphone
a small table next to a bed
a desperate final effort to defend a position
a stall at a trade fair or exhibition
a piece of furniture with hooks for hanging coats and hats on
a stall in a market where goods are sold
a roadside stall selling fresh farm produce
a stall selling fresh fruit
a piece of furniture for holding umbrellas
a small shop or stall selling hot dogs
a small shop or stall selling hamburgers
a piece of furniture with hooks for hanging hats and coats on
a simple stall, often run by children, selling lemonade
a stand made of wood
a position of opposition towards something
a position or opinion about a particular issue
to do nothing to stop a bad situation from happening
to do nothing and allow a bad situation to happen
to rise to your feet and keep your back straight
to rise to your feet without speed
to rise to your feet unexpectedly
to rise to your feet fast
to rise to your feet without delay
to rise to your feet suddenly and unexpectedly
to be a candidate in an election
to remain upright after everything else has fallen or been destroyed
to become available for sale, especially for magazines or newspapers
someone's choice to be a candidate in an election
to be unable to move, usually because of fear or surprise
located at a specific stall or stand
physically located on the surface of an exhibition stall
placed inside a stand, such as an umbrella in an umbrella stand
to remain in a particular spot without taking action
to stand without moving
to stand in a place without doing anything useful
to stand in a straight, vertical position
to stand without making noise
to stand without speaking or making any sound
to stand proudly and confidently
to stand in a way that shows pride and satisfaction
to stand without moving at all
to stand on the tips of your toes, usually to see or reach something higher
to stand in a straight, upright position
to stand in a way that is clumsy or embarrassing
to stand without shoes or socks
to stand in a formal and unnatural way, not relaxed
to be a candidate in an election and lose
to stand stiffly and without moving, often due to fear or formality
to stand without any clothes on
to stand in a way that shows a lack of confidence or decision
to be a candidate in an election and win
to stand in a quiet, gentle, and submissive way
to take a position to resist or defend something
to take a position to resist or defend something
to build or establish a stall for selling goods
to own or operate a stall at an exhibition or fair
to be present at a stall to operate it or deal with customers
to be able to watch something bad happen without doing anything
to attempt to rise to your feet
to lack the physical ability to stand; to be unable to tolerate something or someone
to have the physical strength or ability to be on one's feet; to be able to tolerate something
to have the physical strength or ability to be on one's feet
to have extreme difficulty being on one's feet; to strongly dislike something or someone
to lack the physical strength or ability to be on one's feet
to have extreme difficulty being on one's feet, often due to weakness or injury
to make the choice to be a candidate in an election
to have permission to be a candidate in an election