STOOD Meaning and
Definition
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Stood is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "stand." To stand is to assume an upright position on one's feet or, metaphorically, to be in a particular position or state. When someone stands, they elevate their body to a vertical position by supporting themselves on their feet. Stood refers to the specific act of being in a standing position in the past or completing an action that involved standing.
When used figuratively, stood can indicate a state of resistance, endurance, or defying something. For instance, "He stood his ground" means the person didn't give in or retreat in the face of opposition or danger, showing courage or unwavering determination. Stood can also indicate a position of prominence or influence, as in phrases like "She stood out among her peers" or "He stood as a leader in his community."
In summary, stood represents the past tense of the verb stand and reflects being in an upright position on one's feet or adopting a particular state or position. It can denote physical standing or be used metaphorically to imply resistance, prominence, or leadership.
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Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of STOOD
The word "stood" has its origins in the Old English word "standan" (pronounced "stahndan"), which meant "to stand". This Old English word evolved from the Proto-Germanic word "standaną". The word has remained relatively unchanged in meaning and pronunciation throughout its history.
Idioms with the word STOOD
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I shoulda stood in bed
The idiom "I shoulda stood in bed" is an informal expression used to convey extreme disappointment or frustration with how a day or situation has unfolded. It suggests that the person speaking would have been better off staying in bed instead of dealing with the negative consequences they are facing. It implies a feeling of regret or wishing they had not gotten involved in a particular situation at all.
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should have stood in bed, I
The phrase "should have stood in bed" is an idiomatic expression used to reflect a sense of regret or frustration stemming from a series of misfortunate events or a particularly bad day. It implies that the speaker would have been better off if they had simply stayed in bed instead of facing the challenges and difficulties that came their way. The addition of "I" at the end is usually used humorously to emphasize one's misfortune or to mock oneself for the string of unlucky occurrences.
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should have stood in bed
Conjugate verb Stood
CONDITIONAL
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CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
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FUTURE
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