standing
स्थायी
definition
verb
Lionel stood in the doorway
have or maintain an upright position, supported by one's feet.
the town stood on a hill
(of an object, building, or settlement) be situated in a particular place or position.
noun
their standing in the community
position, status, or reputation.
an interdepartmental squabble of long standing
used to specify the length of time that something has lasted or that someone has fulfilled a particular role.
adjective
After millennia of dreaming of flight, the human race went from a standing start at Kitty Hawk to the moon in 66 years.
(of a jump or a start in a running race) performed from rest or an upright position, without a run-up or the use of starting blocks.
he has a standing invitation to visit them
remaining in force or use; permanent.
translation of 'standing '
ठरुन गेलेला,
स्थायी,
कायम स्वरुपाची,
न कापलेले,
योग्यता,
अवधी,
कायमचा
example
The force will not be a 'standing' army but will have a permanent headquarters in Brussels and will be formed at short notice.
The monarchy lacked coercive power: there was no 'standing' army or organized police force.
If the customer is of good 'standing' , then the bank will permit him to draw against uncleared proceeds within a given ceiling and usually without prior approval.
North Yorkshire Police reminded motorists to take extra care as persistent and heavy showers across the county left 'standing' water on many roads.
In my view nothing does more to depress the reputation and 'standing' of teachers than to witness the annual antics that go on there.
Heavy rain left 'standing' water in the baseball infield at Pro Player Stadium.
FIFA has a 'standing' invitation to the North to host one or some of the World Cup games.
The person who defends them is a man of good 'standing' , not dynamic but dependable.
‘The car aquaplaned on 'standing' water and hit the central reservation,’ she said.
If this bill becomes law, it could end a long- 'standing' dispute between the EC and US over alleged WTO inconsistent tax exemptions that the US grants to certain corporations outside its territory.
The 'standing' water on Jesus Green has frozen solid.
The problem with the UN is that it does not have a 'standing' army and has to beg for troops every time there is an emergency.
After millennia of dreaming of flight, the human race went from a 'standing' start at Kitty Hawk to the moon in 66 years.
In doing so, it was to take into account the applicant's character, reputation and financial 'standing' .
Indonesia saw the peacekeeping force as a 'standing' army ready to go to any embattled country to help to restore civil order.
Indeed, the brand new Mazda 6 is so fast from a 'standing' start that it could put the Nissan's ranking at risk before the end of the year.
How fast can they cover a kilometre on the track from a 'standing' start?
Winning an Oscar, it is reasoned, should have a positive effect on feelings of perceived social 'standing' .
The rank and social 'standing' of the subjects of portraiture are also expressed by conventions, which shift with time.
The performance of the vehicle was very impressive, showing good turn of foot from a 'standing' start and excellent cruising at high speed.
It's been an incredibly foul day, with torrential rain, lots of 'standing' water and slow-moving traffic on the A4.
And we also, of course, have a 'standing' invitation with the congressman himself.
Paralysed by questions about the distribution of wealth, Labour stood by while the housing market drove divisions in wealth and social 'standing' .
Harrison got tired of waiting for his property south of Chancey Road to drain off more than a foot of 'standing' water.
He shrugged off the first tackle and from a 'standing' start sped through the Brods' defence to score under the posts.
Robinson picked up the ball almost from a 'standing' start and in the blink of an eye, he rounded six players before scoring between the posts without anyone touching him.
He buck-jumped from a 'standing' start, humping up his back and coming down again on all four feet at once.
Norwood frowned momentarily before he spun about again, going from a 'standing' start to full pelt almost straight away.
The army's 'standing' field forces consist of three mechanized brigade groups.
Sara, if you ever want to guest blog over here, you have a 'standing' invitation to do so.
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