~に抵抗{ていこう}する、~の言うことを拒否{きょひ}する ・I can't stand up to that teacher. : 私はあの先生には弱い。
~に耐える、~に持ちこたえる ・This building can stand up to big earthquakes. : この建物は大きな地震にも耐えられます。
stand up to a crisis together by joining hands
みんなで手を取り合って危機{きき}に立ち向かう
stand up to any rough transporting conditions
どんな荒っぽい運送条件{うんそう じょうけん}にも耐える
stand up to be seen
見えるように立ち上がる
stand up to close examination
〔主張{しゅちょう}・証拠{しょうこ}などが〕詳細{しょうさい}な検討{けんとう}に耐える、わずかな不備{ふび}もない、厳密{げんみつ}に検査{けんさ}しても大丈夫{だいじょうぶ}だ ・This argument does not stand up to close examination. : この論証は、詳細な検討に耐えるものではありません[細かく見ていくとおかしな点が多いです]。
In order to stand up to the LDP in the single-seat constituency system, the Shinseito Party the New Japan Party, the Komeito Party, the Japan Democratic Socialist Party and other previously allied parties banded together to establish the New Frontier Party.
I have found the right partner to help me stand up to those who value their privileges over their responsibilities, who put power over principle, and put their interests before your needs.
He said that their victory gave the nation the courage to stand up to difficulties.
首相は、彼女たちの優勝でこの国は困難に立ち向かう勇気をもらったと述べた。◆【出典】Catch a Wave, 2011年8月26日号(株式会社浜島書店)◆【URL】http://catchawave.jp/
Furthermore, the problem is that more people, despite feeling displeasure, have a passive attitude of non-protest towards prejudice, as opposed to those aggressive ones who stand up to it.
For then shall the righteous man stand in great boldness before the face of such as have afflicted him and made no account of his labours.(1) Then shall he stand up to judge, he who now submitteth himself in humility to the judgments of men.
というのは裁きの日には、the just will stand firm against those who tortured and oppressed them, and he who now submits humbly to the judgment of men will arise to pass judgment upon them.◆【出典】日英対訳文対応付けデータ◆【URL】http://mastarpj.nict.go.jp/~mutiyama/align/index.html"_IMITA24", "2238314"
stand up poorly to
~に弱い、~にあまり向かない[耐えられない]
stand up well to heat
熱に強い、熱に耐えられる
not stand up well to freezing
〔食品などが〕冷凍{れいとう}には向かない
stand up and begin to sing loud
立ち上がって声高{こわだか}に歌い始める
This was because, among other reasons, a plentiful supply of good wood could be obtained, and wood was suitable for the hot and humid climate. Also, with skillful use, structures could be built that would stand up fairly well to earthquakes and strong winds.
Ever since passwords first appeared at the MIT-AI lab I had come to the conclusion that to stand up for my belief, to follow my belief that there should be no passwords, I should always make sure to have a password that is as obvious as possible and I should tell everyone what it is.
MIT AI 研にパスワードが初めて登場して以来、ぼくは自分の信念のために立ち上がろう、パスワードなんかあってはならないという信念にしたがおう、絶対にできるだけわかりやすいパスワードにして、それをみんなにばらすようにしようと決心したんだ。◆【出典】日英対訳文対応付けデータ◆【URL】http://mastarpj.nict.go.jp/~mutiyama/align/index.html"_RMS2", "2232226"
to stand up at sitting-down time, and to sit down at standing-up time, for instance, or to wake up when she should fall asleep, or to crawl on the floor when she is wearing her best frock, and so on,
When he was at Sakurazuka High School, he couldn't stand for it when this Biology teacher called Mr. Y told everyone with a proud look, "I thought that it'd be stupid to lose my life in the war, so I ran away," so he stood up, moved to the center of the classroom and confronted Mr. Y. He said, "How can you be proud of something like that? How can you possibly understand the souls of the departed war heroes who gave their lives up for the country?"