standing in Italian
standing in Italian is durata, posizione, classifica — standing means remaining in effect on an ongoing basis.
standing in Italian
durata
(figurative) Position or reputation in society or a profession.
posizione
(figurative) Position or reputation in society or a profession.
classifica
(sports) The position of a team in a league or of a player in a list.
What does "standing" mean?
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adj Remaining in effect on an ongoing basis.
"The restaurant has a standing booking for our team every Friday lunchtime."
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adj Upright and not cut down or removed.
"The farmer left the standing corn in the field to ripen a little longer."
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noun A person's reputation, rank, or position within a group or profession.
"Her standing among scientists rose after she published her research."
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noun A team's or player's position in a ranked list of results.
"Check the latest standings to see which team leads the table."
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standing in a sentence
- The restaurant has a standing booking for our team every Friday lunchtime.
- Parents have a standing arrangement with the school to collect children at four.
- The farmer left the standing corn in the field to ripen a little longer.
- After the fire, the standing walls were the only part of the barn left.
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What is "standing" in Italian?
"standing" in Italian is durata, posizione, classifica. standing means: Remaining in effect on an ongoing basis.
How do you use "standing" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant has a standing booking for our team every Friday lunchtime." In Italian, "standing" is durata, posizione, classifica.
Are there other ways to say "standing" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "standing": durata, posizione, classifica.
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