เวลาลูกเหยียบของ เราบอก Don 't step on the book /Don 't step on the bag หมายถึงยืนเหยียบใช่มั้ยคะ ใช้ได้กับเอาเท้าใส่ทุกอย่างรึเปล่าคะ เริ่มสับสนกับภาษาไทยเหมือนกัน
คือลูกนั่งที่พื้นและเอาเท้าไปเหยียบส้มน่ะค่ะ ต้องบอกว่าไงคะ
1 บางครั้งเวลานึกคำไม่ออก อ๊อบจะใช้มุกนี้คะ Is it polite to do that (to use your foot with fruit)? แต่ที่คุณ mom_jenita ถามมาเด๋วรอคนอื่นๆดีก่า
2 Puppet
stand a chance to have a chance of success:
She stands a good chance of passing her exam if she works hard.
an opinion, especially one which is public:
What's her stand on children education?
to successfully accept or bear something which is unpleasant or difficult:
I can't stand her voice.
Our tent won't stand another storm like the last one.
to compete, especially in an election, for an official position:
The president has announced she does not intend to stand for re-election.
a small shop or stall or an area where products can be shown, usually outside or in a large public building, at which people can buy things or obtain information:
a hotdog stand
Over three thousand companies will have stands at this year's microelectronics exhibition.
an act of opposition, especially in defence:
Environmental groups are making a stand against the new road through the valley.
to buy something, especially a meal or a drink, for someone:
I couldn't get to the bank, so could you stand me lunch?
a particular number or period of performances:
The Orioles will be in town for a three-game stand against the Tigers.
a person who takes the place or does the job of another person for a short time, for example because the other person is ill or on holiday:
The lecturer didn't turn up, so we had to find a stand-in.
to give up your official job or position:
He's decided to stand down after fifteen years as managing director.
to move a short distance away from something so that you are safe: "Stand clear!" shouted the policewoman, "It might fall any minute."
The witness took the stand (= went to the place in a court where you stand and answer questions).