No. 5,837 in Spanish
stand
A booth, stall, or structure used for display or sale.
In a sentence
Él se puso de pie para hablar frente a la multitud.
He stood up to speak in front of the crowd.
Here, 'stand' is translated as 'ponerse de pie,' which means to rise to a standing position.
Hay un puesto de frutas en la esquina.
There is a fruit stand at the corner.
In this case, 'stand' refers to a structure or space for selling goods, translated as 'puesto' in Spanish.
Debemos mantener nuestra posición frente a las dificultades.
We must stand our ground in the face of difficulties.
Here, 'stand' is used metaphorically, implying to uphold one's stance or position, connected with 'mantener nuestra posición' in Spanish.
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