SYNO | to fill in | to stand in | to sub | ... |
| to stand in | den Platz übernehmen | |
| to stand in [act as a stand-in] | einspringen [(kurzfristig) an jds. Stelle treten] | |
2 Wörter: Substantive |
| stand-in | Double {n} | |
| stand-in | Ersatz {m} | |
| stand-in | Aushilfe {f} | |
| stand-in | Vertreter {m} [Ersatz, Aushilfe] | |
| stand-in | Vertretung {f} [Stellvertretung, Aushilfe] | |
| jobs stand-in | Springer {m} | |
| film stand-in | Lichtdouble {n} | |
3 Wörter: Verben |
| to stand in (for sb.) | die Vertretung (für jdn.) haben | |
| to stand in (for sb.) | die Vertretung (für jdn.) übernehmen | |
| to stand in (for sb.) [female] | (für jdn.) Ersatzfrau sein | |
| to stand in (for sb.) [male] | (für jdn.) Ersatzmann sein | |
| to stand in awe | sich scheuen | |
| to stand in awe | sich fürchten | |
| to stand in for sb. | für jdn. einspringen | |
| to stand in for sb. [acting] | jdn. doubeln | |
| to stand in line [esp. Am.] | Schlange stehen | |
| to stand in line [esp. Am.] | anstehen [in einer Reihe stehen] | |
| to stand in line [esp. Am.] [to line up] | sichAkk. anstellen | |
| to stand in queue | Schlange stehen | |
| to stand in sb.'s path | jdm. im Weg / Wege stehen [behindern] | |
| to stand in sb.'s way [idiom] | jdm. im Weg stehen [Redewendung] [behindern] | |
| to stand in sb.'s way [idiom] | jdm. im Wege stehen [Redewendung] [behindern] | |
4 Wörter: Verben |
| to stand in a queue | Schlange stehen | |
| to stand in awe of sb. | Ehrfurcht vor jdm. haben | |
| to stand in awe of sb. | vor jdm. einen gewaltigen Respekt haben | |
| to stand in awe of sb. [obs.] [to fear sb.] | jdn. fürchten | |
| to stand in contrast with sth. | im Gegensatz zu etw. stehen | |
| to stand in need of sth. | etw.Gen. bedürftig sein [geh.] | |
| to stand in the breach | in der Bresche stehen | |
| to stand in the breach [idiom] | in der Schusslinie stehen [Redewendung] | |
| to stand in the corner | in der Ecke stehen | |
| law to stand in the dock [fig.] | auf der Anklagebank sitzen | |
| to stand in the line [Am.] | in der Schlange stehen | |
| to stand in the pillory | am Pranger stehen | |
| to stand in the way | im Weg stehen | |
| to stand sb. in good stead [idiom] | jdm. zugute kommen [alt] | |
| to stand sb. in good stead [idiom] | jdm. (gut) zustatten kommen [alt] [zustattenkommen] | |
| to stand sb. in good stead [idiom] [give good service] | jdm. gute Dienste leisten [Redewendung] | |
| to stand sb./sth. in good stead [idiom] | jdm./etw. zugutekommen | |
| law to stand up in court | gerichtsfest sein | |
4 Wörter: Substantive |
| holiday stand-in scheme | Urlaubsvertretung {f} [Planung] | |
| econ.ind.jobs use of stand-in | Springereinsatz {m} | |
5+ Wörter: Andere |
| as a (temporary) replacement or stand-in {adv} | vertretungsweise | |
| Don't let me stand in your way. | Ich will dir nicht im Weg / Wege stehen. | |
| Don't let me stand in your way. | Ich will Ihnen nicht im Weg / Wege stehen. [formelle Anrede] | |
| He would stand by me in the difficult times. | Er stand zu mir in den schweren Zeiten. | |
| I won't stand in the way. [idiom] | An mir soll's / solls nicht liegen. [Redewendung] | |
| I would like to ask you to stand in silent memory (of sb.). | Ich bitte Sie, sich in ehrendem Gedenken (an jdn.) von Ihren Plätzen zu erheben. | |
| lit.quote Walled up in the earth so steady // Burned from clay, the mould doth stand. [trans. Marianna Wertz] | Fest gemauert in der Erden // Steht die Form, aus Lehm gebrannt. [Friedrich Schiller, Das Lied von der Glocke] | |
5+ Wörter: Verben |
| idiom (to have) to stand in the corner [at school] | im Winkerl stehen (müssen) [in der Schule] [österr.] | |
| to act as a stand-in | einspringen | |
| to be / stand in marked contrast to sth. | in deutlichem Gegensatz zu etw. stehen | |
| to make sb. stand in the corner | jdn. in der Ecke stehen lassen | |
| to make sb. stand in the corner [a pupil, child] | jdn. in die Ecke stellen [ein Kind, einen Schüler] [zur Strafe] | |
| idiom to not stand a cat's chance in hell [coll.] | nicht den Hauch einer Chance haben | |
| to stand in for sb. while sb. is on holiday [Br.] | für jdn. (die) Urlaubsvertretung machen | |
| to stand in for sb. while sb. is on vacation [esp. Am.] | für jdn. die Urlaubsvertretung machen | |
| to stand in stark contrast to sth. | in deutlichem Widerspruch zu etw. stehen | |
| to stand in the tradition of sb./sth. | in der Tradition von jdm./etw. stehen | |
| to stand in the way of sb./sth. [idiom] | jdm./etw. im Wege / Weg stehen [Redewendung] [an der Durchführung etc. hindern] | |
| to stand to attention (in front of sb.) | (vor jdm.) strammstehen | |
Fiktion (Literatur und Film) |
| mus.F I stand with one foot in the grave! | Ich steh mit einem Fuß im Grabe! [J. S. Bach, BWV 156] | |
Teiltreffer |
| to stand | stehen 2266 | |
| to stand | sich befinden | |
| hunting stand | Anstand {m} [jägerspr.] | |
| stand | Standplatz {m} 24 | |
| furn. stand | Ständer {m} 884 | |
| mus. stand | Konzert {n} 13 | |
| MedTech. stand | Gerätestativ {n} | |
| stand | Gestell {n} 10 | |
| theatre stand | Gastspiel {n} 14 | |
| stand | Stillstand {m} 5 | |
| comm.market. stand | Stand {m} 46 | |
| chem.MedTech. stand | Stativ {n} 28 | |
| stand | Bock {m} [Gestell] 18 | |
| comm. stand fee | Standgebühr {f} [Messe, Kunsthandwerkermarkt etc.] | |
| snack stand | Imbißbude {f} [alt] [Stand] | |
| information stand | Informationsstand {m} | |
| sports (stadium) stand | Stadionrang {m} | |
| MedTech. wall stand | Wandstativ {n} | |
| snack stand | Imbißstand {m} [alt] | |
| gastr. stand mixer | Standrührgerät {n} | |
84 Übersetzungen
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Übersetzung für 'to stand in' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to stand in
- den Platz übernehmen
- to stand in [act as a stand-in]
- einspringen [(kurzfristig) an jds. Stelle treten]
- stand-in
- Double {n}
Ersatz {m}
Aushilfe {f}
Vertreter {m} [Ersatz, Aushilfe]
Vertretung {f} [Stellvertretung, Aushilfe]
Springer {m}jobs
Lichtdouble {n}film
- to stand in (for sb.)
- die Vertretung (für jdn.) haben
die Vertretung (für jdn.) übernehmen
- to stand in (for sb.) [female]
- (für jdn.) Ersatzfrau sein
- to stand in (for sb.) [male]
- (für jdn.) Ersatzmann sein
- to stand in awe
- sich scheuen
sich fürchten
- to stand in for sb.
- für jdn. einspringen
- to stand in for sb. [acting]
- jdn. doubeln
- to stand in line [esp. Am.]
- Schlange stehen
anstehen [in einer Reihe stehen]
- to stand in line [esp. Am.] [to line up]
- sichAkk. anstellen
- to stand in queue
- Schlange stehen
- to stand in sb.'s path
- jdm. im Weg / Wege stehen [behindern]
- to stand in sb.'s way [idiom]
- jdm. im Weg stehen [Redewendung] [behindern]
jdm. im Wege stehen [Redewendung] [behindern]
- to stand in a queue
- Schlange stehen
- to stand in awe of sb.
- Ehrfurcht vor jdm. haben
vor jdm. einen gewaltigen Respekt haben
- to stand in awe of sb. [obs.] [to fear sb.]
- jdn. fürchten
- to stand in contrast with sth.
- im Gegensatz zu etw. stehen
- to stand in need of sth.
- etw.Gen. bedürftig sein [geh.]
- to stand in the breach
- in der Bresche stehen
- to stand in the breach [idiom]
- in der Schusslinie stehen [Redewendung]
- to stand in the corner
- in der Ecke stehen
- to stand in the dock [fig.]
- auf der Anklagebank sitzenlaw
- to stand in the line [Am.]
- in der Schlange stehen
- to stand in the pillory
- am Pranger stehen
- to stand in the way
- im Weg stehen
- to stand sb. in good stead [idiom]
- jdm. zugute kommen [alt]
jdm. (gut) zustatten kommen [alt] [zustattenkommen]
- to stand sb. in good stead [idiom] [give good service]
- jdm. gute Dienste leisten [Redewendung]
- to stand sb./sth. in good stead [idiom]
- jdm./etw. zugutekommen
- to stand up in court
- gerichtsfest seinlaw
- holiday stand-in scheme
- Urlaubsvertretung {f} [Planung]
- use of stand-in
- Springereinsatz {m}econ.ind.jobs
- as a (temporary) replacement or stand-in {adv}
- vertretungsweise
- Don't let me stand in your way.
- Ich will dir nicht im Weg / Wege stehen.
Ich will Ihnen nicht im Weg / Wege stehen. [formelle Anrede]
- He would stand by me in the difficult times.
- Er stand zu mir in den schweren Zeiten.
- I won't stand in the way. [idiom]
- An mir soll's / solls nicht liegen. [Redewendung]
- I would like to ask you to stand in silent memory (of sb.).
- Ich bitte Sie, sich in ehrendem Gedenken (an jdn.) von Ihren Plätzen zu erheben.
- Walled up in the earth so steady // Burned from clay, the mould doth stand. [trans. Marianna Wertz]
- Fest gemauert in der Erden // Steht die Form, aus Lehm gebrannt. [Friedrich Schiller, Das Lied von der Glocke]lit.quote
- (to have) to stand in the corner [at school]
- im Winkerl stehen (müssen) [in der Schule] [österr.]idiom
- to act as a stand-in
- einspringen
- to be / stand in marked contrast to sth.
- in deutlichem Gegensatz zu etw. stehen
- to make sb. stand in the corner
- jdn. in der Ecke stehen lassen
- to make sb. stand in the corner [a pupil, child]
- jdn. in die Ecke stellen [ein Kind, einen Schüler] [zur Strafe]
- to not stand a cat's chance in hell [coll.]
- nicht den Hauch einer Chance habenidiom
- to stand in for sb. while sb. is on holiday [Br.]
- für jdn. (die) Urlaubsvertretung machen
- to stand in for sb. while sb. is on vacation [esp. Am.]
- für jdn. die Urlaubsvertretung machen
- to stand in stark contrast to sth.
- in deutlichem Widerspruch zu etw. stehen
- to stand in the tradition of sb./sth.
- in der Tradition von jdm./etw. stehen
- to stand in the way of sb./sth. [idiom]
- jdm./etw. im Wege / Weg stehen [Redewendung] [an der Durchführung etc. hindern]
- to stand to attention (in front of sb.)
- (vor jdm.) strammstehen
- I stand with one foot in the grave!
- Ich steh mit einem Fuß im Grabe! [J. S. Bach, BWV 156]mus.F
- to stand
- stehen
sich befinden
- stand
- Anstand {m} [jägerspr.]hunting
Standplatz {m}
Ständer {m}furn.
Konzert {n}mus.
Gerätestativ {n}MedTech.
Gestell {n}
Gastspiel {n}theatre
Stillstand {m}
Stand {m}comm.market.
Stativ {n}chem.MedTech.
Bock {m} [Gestell]
- stand fee
- Standgebühr {f} [Messe, Kunsthandwerkermarkt etc.]comm.
- snack stand
- Imbißbude {f} [alt] [Stand]
Imbißstand {m} [alt]
- information stand
- Informationsstand {m}
- (stadium) stand
- Stadionrang {m}sports
- wall stand
- Wandstativ {n}MedTech.
- stand mixer
- Standrührgerät {n}gastr.
- etw. [Akk.] in Stand halten = to maintain sth. [keep sth. in good condition]
- in Stand setzen = to mend
- in Stand setzen = to repair
- in Stand setzen = to restore [repair]
- wieder in Stand setzen = to recondition
- wieder in Stand setzen = to repair
- gut in Stand gehalten = well maintained [kept in good condition]
- Wiedereinsetzung {f} in den früheren Stand = restoration / restitution to the previous condition
- höchster Stand {m} in 12 Jahren = 12-year high
- ein Gebäude in Stand halten = to maintain a building
- Wiedereinsetzung {f} in den vorigen Stand = restitutio in integrum
- in den Stand der Ehe treten = to enter into matrimony
- im Stand und in (der) Bewegung = when standing and in motion
- Das Haus stand bereits voll in Flammen. = The house was already well ablaze.
- Er stand zu mir in den schweren Zeiten. = He would stand by me in the difficult times.
- ein Raum, in dessen Ecke ein Bett stand = a room, in a corner of which was a bed
- jdn./etw. in den Stand setzen, etw. zu tun [z. B. Person, Institution] = to enable sb./sth. to do sth. [e.g. person, institution]
- Stand {m} = stand
- Stand {m} = status
- Stand {m} = class
- Stand {m} = estate
- Stand {m} = stall
- Stand {m} = position
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- Verbs of perception or emotion (like "see", "know", "love", "want") also require the logical subject to stand in the dative/lative case.
- For the 1983 election Benn's Bristol South East constituency was abolished by boundary changes, and he lost to Michael Cocks in the selection of a candidate to stand in the new winnable seat of Bristol South.
- ... "action") refers to the works one performs, which can occur either in congruence with or in opposition to "Dharma" – and thus, to "Ṛta" – and which are posited to stand in a causal relationship to the pains and pleasures one experiences in life.
- He was sentenced to stand in the pillory at Norman Cross and two years of hard labour.
- Some Poles in Płock tried to assist their Jewish neighbors by smuggling food to them and sneaking food to them when they were rounded up and had to stand in the street for an entire day on a bitterly cold day waiting to be deported.
- Since workers have to stand in the same place for hours and repeat the same motion hundreds of times per day, repetitive stress injuries are a possible pathology of occupational safety.
- Nothing seemed to stand in the way of French control of Scotland apart from English support for the Scottish nobles.
- The right of permanent residents who have right of abode in other countries to stand in election is, however, restricted to 12 functional constituencies by the Legislative Council Ordinance of 1997.
- too small to stand in the line of battle—evolved to convoy trade, scout for enemy ships and blockade enemy coasts.
- Carriages are usually not organized to increase seating capacity (although in some trains at least one carriage would feature more doors to facilitate easier boarding and alighting and bench seats so that they can be folded up during rush hour to provide more standing room) even in the case of commuting longer than 50 km and commuters in the Greater Tokyo Area, Seoul metropolitan area, and Jabodetabek area have to stand in the train for more than an hour.
- Exposed as they were, they were forced to stand in square for most of the day for fear of cavalry attack and so made an easy dense target for Napoleon's massed artillery.
- The super-ego tends to stand in opposition to the desires of the id because of their conflicting objectives, and its aggressiveness towards the ego.
- The usual arrangement is for the actors to stand in an irregular line from one side of the screen to the other, with the actors at the end coming forward a little and standing more in profile than the others.
- Bell's ideas have come to stand in for, perhaps too much so, the aesthetic principles of the Bloomsbury Group".
- After formally receiving each guest in this fashion, the receiving line is finished and the people who had been duty-bound to stand in it can mingle with guests, eat, and enjoy more extended conversations.
- was a Greek mythological figure, most famous for his punishment in Tartarus: he was made to stand in a pool of water beneath a fruit tree with low branches, with the fruit ever eluding his grasp, and the water always receding before he could take a drink.
- This is because a candidate who knows they are unlikely to win can ensure that another candidate they support makes it to the second round by withdrawing from the race before the first round occurs, or by never choosing to stand in the first place.
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