Examples of using Could stand in English and their translations into Korean
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He built too much, more than could stand when he had gone.
So they kept walking until Dorothy could stand no longer.
The only way Noah could stand the stink inside the ark was the storm outside.
No army or nation could stand against them, because they were all frightened of the Jews.
No one could stand against them, for the fear of the Jews had fallen on all peoples.
What could stand in the way of the greatest power history had ever seen?
I could stand, I just couldn't walk or keep my balance.
Yeah, back when I could stand her, I loaned her my CD player.
You really could stand to work on that one.- For the cops.
When he wants to come to a halt, he could stand upright on the pedals to stop the scooter.
He asks Noah if he really thinks that one man could stand against his army.
If you, Lord, kept a record of sins, who could stand?
In other words, if there were no boundaries in our lives, we could stand on God's side.
Experiment results show that 10-cm thick walls made of our factory could stand against fire for at least 4 hours.
Or build one inside ourselves, If we could stand beneath the Arch of Experience.
Hebrews 10:31 Now, and until actually perfect, none could stand before the law of exact justice: all need the mercy provided freely under Christ's merit and sacrifice.
the gory hands of the priests, and the sounds of the dying animals were more than this nature-loving lad could stand.
At this time, Moses could establish the foundation of faith for the third course and the Israelites could stand on the foundation for the tabernacle.
At this rate the present population of the earth(one billion four hundred million persons) could stand on an area of eighty-six square miles--an area much less than that of the city of London or of Philadelphia.
And that's one of the reasons why Arthur Andersen chose to launch Accenture rather than try to persuade the world that Andersen's could stand for something other than accountancy.