Examples of using It stood in English and their translations into Arabic
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It stood on its neck.
The sentence was adopted as it stood.
It stood as the sole outpost of…- Dad.
You built that stone wall and it stood.
In 1997, it stood at 1.7 per cent.
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He felt that the paragraph was accurate as it stood.
It stood where the Illini Union stands today.
But grew and rose above the surface until it stood free.
In 1943, it stood like a thorn in the Allied side.
Behind my back, at the office, you know what it stood for?
I thought it stood for"magnetic resonance imaging.".
The world couldn't sustain itself, so it stood back and said,"Enough.".
Nevertheless, it stood through a great many hasty-puddings.
Sir Nigel RODLEY supported revised paragraph 5 as it stood.
It stood calmly against the suburban storm raging around it. .
In order to support the Organization, people needed to understand what it stood for.
And so it stood for some time completely whole, and no one touched it. .
The present owner has tried to farm the land on which it stood but nothing will grow.
In 2007, it stood at 2.3 per cent compared to tourism at 21 per cent.
Mr. MÖLLER(Finland) saidthat article 19 was important, and satisfactory as it stood.
After its glory days in the Eastern Roman Empire, it stood right in the path of Muslim expansion.
I levels it back andtheir wake up to see the wall back to where it stood.
Article 15 represented a delicate compromise and should remain as it stood.
The total has been relatively stable since 2004, when it stood at an estimated 1,008 metric tons.
It stood on that rock 2000 years, a fortress against evil, but at the Second Vatican Council the enemy breached its walls.
He agreed with the representative of Germany that the text as it stood was ambiguous; every effort must be made to remove that ambiguity.
Since 2004, the budget of the Intervention Centre for Trafficked Womenhas been more than doubled(in 2010 it stood at euro 480,000).
Adoption of the draft resolution as it stood would send a message to Hezbollah that it could continue its operations, unhindered by the international community.
Over the centuries the latter hadbuilt up considerable experience in flood prevention and it stood ready to share that experience with others.