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standing:
- levantado; de pie; en pie; derecho; erguido; paralizado; parado; inmóvil
- reputación; respeto; prestigio
Wiktionary:
- standing → estima, estimación, permanente, continuo, estable, perenne, contínuo, estado

Englisch

Detailübersetzungen für standings (Englisch) ins Spanisch

standing:

standing Adjektiv

standing
levantado; de pie; en pie; derecho; erguido
- levantado Adjektiv
- de pie Adjektiv
- en pie Adjektiv
- derecho Adjektiv
- erguido Adjektiv
standing
paralizado; parado; inmóvil
- paralizado Adjektiv
- parado Adjektiv
- inmóvil Adjektiv

standing [the ~] Nomen

the standing (reputation; distinction; rank; renown)
la reputación; el respeto; el prestigio
- reputación [la ~] Nomen
- respeto [el ~] Nomen
- prestigio [el ~] Nomen

Übersetzung Matrix für standing:

Noun	Verwandte Übersetzungen	Weitere Übersetzungen
derecho		common law; customary law; forehand; justice; right; righteousness; unwritten law
parado		UB-40; unemployed person
prestigio	distinction; rank; renown; reputation; standing	prestige; respectability; status
reputación	distinction; rank; renown; reputation; standing	celebrity; fame; glory; name; popularity; prestige; reputation; respectability; status
respeto	distinction; rank; renown; reputation; standing	appreciation; awe; deference; esteem; estimation; observance; regard; respect; token of regard; tribute
Modifier	Verwandte Übersetzungen	Weitere Übersetzungen
de pie	standing	dead straight; erect; upright; vertical
derecho	standing	bolt upright; clear; dead straight; directly; erect; perpendicular; straight; straight ahead; straight on; upright; vertical
en pie	standing
erguido	standing	bolt upright; dead straight; erect; perpendicular; straight; upright; vertical
inmóvil	standing	calm; calmly; collected; composed; cool; firm; immobile; motionless; mouse-still; on the quiet; on the sly; peaceful; placid; quiet; quietly; restful; rudderless; serene; silent; sneakily; staunch; still; super cooled; tranquil; unemotional; uneventful; unmoving
levantado	standing	admitted; banking up; bolt upright; dead straight; distinguished; drifting; erect; flying up; high ranking; highranking; illustrious; noteworthy; perpendicular; renowned; stately; straight; stuffed animal; took in; upright; vertical; weighty; wiped up
parado	standing	ceased; jobless; languid; lazy; listless; out of work; slow; sluggish; stopped; tardy; unemployed; workless
paralizado	standing	broken-winged; fixed; fossilised; fossilized; frozen; grown stiff; petrified; rigid; set; star; stern; stiff; turned to stone

Verwandte Wörter für "standing":

standings, stand

Synonyms for "standing":

Antonyme für "standing":

running; seated

Verwandte Definitionen für "standing":

having a supporting base¹
- a standing lamp¹
(of persons) on the feet; having the torso in an erect position supported by straight legs¹
- standing room only¹
executed in or initiated from a standing position¹
- race from a standing start¹
- a standing jump¹
- a standing ovation¹
(of fluids) not moving or flowing¹
- mosquitoes breed in standing water¹
not created for a particular occasion¹
- a standing committee¹
permanent¹
- a standing army¹
the act of assuming or maintaining an erect upright position¹
an ordered listing of scores or results showing the relative positions of competitors (individuals or teams) in a sporting event¹
social or financial or professional status or reputation¹
- of equal standing¹
- a member in good standing¹

Wiktionary Übersetzungen für standing:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• standing	→ estima; estimación	↔ estime — opinion favorable que l’on avoir de quelqu’un, fonder sur la connaissance de son mérite, de ses bonnes qualités, de ses vertus.
• standing	→ permanente; continuo; estable; perenne; contínuo	↔ permanent — Qui est stable, immuable, qui dure sans changer, qui dure constamment.
• standing	→ estado	↔ état — Disposition de quelqu’un, de quelque chose

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University