英語 での To stand on の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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To stand on your own feet means to be independent.
I want to play at the Olympics and get to stand on the podium.
One day I will probably be unable to stand on my feet.
But I know that I want to stand on my own feet and live.
A leg to stand on!
Osaka, however, people are expected to stand on the right.
I could see what I needed to stand on a new stage.
To stand on one's own two feet= be independent.
It's been quite a long day, but it's always nice to stand on the podium.
Every tub needs to stand on its own bottom, says a proverb.
We have a fear of heights so I do not risk to stand on the windowsill at the open window.
Beyond that I just want to stand on top of as many peaks and fish as many rivers as possible.
To stand on your own two feet is to become independent.
Of course it's impossible to stand on the surface of Venus and survive.
Remember to stand on your left in Tokyo and stand on your right in Osaka.
Before my 4th solo tour, I did not have the courage to stand on stage.
We wanted in that moment, at that given time, to stand on the top of the world.
It allows small countries to stand on an equal footing with more powerful states.
I really wanted to stand on stage even after the injury because it was our first European concert.
It's always nice to win races, but I want to stand on the top step of the podium.