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make a stand
[meɪk ə stænd]

  • 表明立场或采取坚定的立场,通常是为了捍卫自己的观点、权益或原则:指表达自己的立场或采取坚定的立场,通常是为了捍卫自己的观点、权益或原则。

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  • Legend has it that this area, in 54bc, was where Cassivellaunus, a British chieftain, made a stand against Julius Caesar's conquering army.

    据闻,公元前54年,不列颠首领Cassivellaunus此处凯撒征服进行了奋力抵抗。

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  • The Wampanoag and other tribes made a stand against the Europeans' continuing territorial expansion, and in December 1675 the settlers launched an attack on the previously neutral Narragansetts.

    帕诺亚格其他部落欧洲持续领土扩张进行抵抗1675年,殖民者们之前保持中立的纳拉甘塞特人发起进攻

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  • And I stand before you a humbled man very grateful for the decision the academy has made to honor me with this award.

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  • Exactly 150 years ago, General Zaragoza and his ragtag band of patriots made a brave stand against the invading forces of a world-renowned European army.

    WHITEHOUSE: Remarks By The President At Cinco De Mayo Reception

  • Kevin Sharp made 24 in a stand of 57 with Love before becoming off-spinner Williams's third victim and Northants ran out David Bairstow and Phil Carrick as the tension increased.

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  • Choudhury, who publishes the independent newspaper The Weekly Blitz, was summoned to court on May 25 and made to stand on a dais in a room without air conditioning for several hours, and not permitted to sit.

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