at a stand
The idiom 'at a stand' often describes situations of stagnation or indecision, commonly used in both personal and professional contexts.
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Definition
B2General
(common)In a state where progress or movement has halted.
Example
- The project is at a stand due to budget constraints.
B2Emotional
(common)In a state of confusion or indecision.
Example
- She was at a stand about whether to accept the job offer.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "at a stand":
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