standing 的英语意思
standingstanding1 /ˈstændɪŋ/ adjective [only before noun] 
查看全部语言翻译1permanently agreed or arranged永久商定或安排好的: 
You have to pay standing charges whether or not you use the service.无论你是否使用该服务，都必须支付固定费用。standing invitation (=permission to visit someone whenever you like)（=随时登门拜访某人的许可）a standing army (=a professional permanent army)（=职业性的常备军） A standing committee was established to coordinate the army and navy.成立了一个常设委员会，负责协调陆军和海军。2done from a standing position从站立姿势做的: The runners set off from a standing start.跑步者从静止状态起跑。standing ovation (=when people stand up to clap after a performance)（=观众起立鼓掌，以示对演出的赞赏）3standing joke something that happens often and that people make jokes about经常发生、被人们当作笑料的事情: The whole incident became a standing joke between us.整件事成了我们之间的一个老笑话。
查看全部语言翻译1permanently agreed or arranged永久商定或安排好的: You have to pay standing charges whether or not you use the service.无论你是否使用该服务，都必须支付固定费用。standing invitation (=permission to visit someone whenever you like)（=随时登门拜访某人的许可）a standing army (=a professional permanent army)（=职业性的常备军） A standing committee was established to coordinate the army and navy.成立了一个常设委员会，负责协调陆军和海军。2done from a standing position从站立姿势做的: The runners set off from a standing start.跑步者从静止状态起跑。standing ovation (=when people stand up to clap after a performance)（=观众起立鼓掌，以示对演出的赞赏）3standing joke something that happens often and that people make jokes about经常发生、被人们当作笑料的事情: The whole incident became a standing joke between us.整件事成了我们之间的一个老笑话。standingstanding2 noun [uncountable] 1someone’s rank or position in a system, organization, society etc, based on what other people think of them某人在某一体系、组织或社会等中的地位或级别，以他人对其的评价为依据: Barb’s work helped to improve her standing with her colleagues.Barb的工作有助于提升她在同事中的地位。standing in The scandal damaged the governor’s standing in the polls.这一丑闻损害了州长在民调中的支持率。of high/low standing a lawyer of high standing一位声望卓著的律师► see thesaurus at reputation2something of five/many etc years’ standing used to show the time during which something such as an agreement has existed用于表示某项协议等存在的时间长度: an arrangement of several years’ standing一项已有数年历史的协议
1someone’s rank or position in a system, organization, society etc, based on what other people think of them某人在某一体系、组织或社会等中的地位或级别，以他人对其的评价为依据: Barb’s work helped to improve her standing with her colleagues.Barb的工作有助于提升她在同事中的地位。standing in The scandal damaged the governor’s standing in the polls.这一丑闻损害了州长在民调中的支持率。of high/low standing a lawyer of high standing一位声望卓著的律师► see thesaurus at reputation2something of five/many etc years’ standing used to show the time during which something such as an agreement has existed用于表示某项协议等存在的时间长度: an arrangement of several years’ standing一项已有数年历史的协议