Translation
to stand up, to get to one's feet
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Examples
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He stood up and left.
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When the king came in, everyone rose.
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She will stand up when her name is called.
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The dog got to its feet by the door.
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Do not stand up too quickly.
The prefix - marks the moment an action starts, so is to be in a standing position and is the instant you get into it. The same prefix is doing the same job in to catch sight of, to cry out and i to set off. and i mean much the same thing here and are equally correct; simply puts the emphasis on the start rather than on the change of state. The one thing it cannot mean is standing something else up, which is .
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 8, lesson 11: ekstari, palaco, fundamento and 7 more words.