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Stand up
  Explanation: Described the firm, unshakeable standing still.
  Usage: Partial official; as predicate; describe the tall and straight, will, determination and unshakable
  Source: Ancient China "Hibiscus Town": "pumping stem, and leaves, the steel frame green sticks, proudly stands."
  Examples: Pumping stem, and leaves, the steel frame green sticks, proudly stands. (Ancient China "Hibiscus Town")
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  Stand up lexical entries
  Pronunciation ào rán yì lì
  Commonly used idioms
  Contemporary idiom's
  Partial structure of the formal idiom
  Idiom Neutral Speech
  Explained proudly, do not yield the like. Stand, firmly upright. Do not yield to upright. Describe the attitude of firm, without wavering.
  Source of Ancient China "Hibiscus Town": "pumping stem, and leaves, the steel frame green sticks, proudly stands.
  Usage is formal; for the predicate; describe the tall and straight, will, determination and unshakable
  Synonyms stand tall, stays
  Antonyms rickety, shaky
  English to tower proudly into the skies
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Idioms
  Idioms Name
  Stand up
  Hanyu Pinyin
  ào rán yì lì
  Idiom Definition
  Described the firm, unshakeable standing still.
  Source phrase
  Ancient China "Hibiscus Town": "pumping stem, and leaves, the steel frame green sticks, proudly stands."
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Towering tower