stand (one) to (something)

To treat one to or provide the money necessary for something. The company is standing me to a business degree, with the expectation that I take on more responsibilities after it is completed. I felt bad for the guy, so I offered to stand him to a drink.

stand to

To take up positions for military action: Upon hearing gunfire, the soldiers stood to.

词组	stand (one) to (something)
释义	stand (one) to (something) stand (one) to (something) To treat one to or provide the money necessary for something. The company is standing me to a business degree, with the expectation that I take on more responsibilities after it is completed. I felt bad for the guy, so I offered to stand him to a drink. See also: stand Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. stand to v. To take up positions for military action: Upon hearing gunfire, the soldiers stood to. See also: stand The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: stand to treat to treat (someone or oneself) to (something) treat like dirt treat somebody like dirt treat someone like dirt treat (one) like dirt treat (one) like muck wait for wait for (someone or something)
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