No. 11,824 in French
stand
A booth, stall, or display space.
In a sentence
Il y a un stand de crêpes au coin de la rue.
There is a crepe stand at the street corner.
In this sentence, 'stand' refers to a kiosk or a small structure where goods are sold. It's a noun.
Dans l'exposition, le stand de produits artisanaux était très populaire.
At the exhibition, the booth of handcrafted products was very popular.
Here, 'stand' is used to denote a booth or small area designated for displaying items in an exhibition. It's a noun in a specific context.
Le vendeur s'est tenu debout près de son stand toute la journée.
The seller stood near his stand all day.
Here, 'stand' still denotes the kiosk, but the sentence highlights the activity around it. It remains a noun.
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