standing
- noun
- /ˈstændɪŋ/
- But still at the top of the standings is Quilted Northern Ultra Plush, so it's affordable too.
- final standings
- class standings
OK well these are the standings but they're wrong.
- OK well these are the standings but they're wrong.
Examples
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The latest standings show that our club is in first place this season.
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So right now the standings are Marquez, Adam, myself, Hiyado, Vin.
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All had junior or senior class standing and ranged in age from 20 to 50 years old.
Academic text (1997) -
You already cost us five points in the standings.
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Here are the official standings.
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The new Portuguese administration supports the United States' long-standing policy of supporting the development of democracy in the world.
Academic text (1996) -
"The choice that awaits these teams is to imitate the college techniques "that Rutherford has transplanted to the pro game "or to fall hopelessly behind in the standings.
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The team's standing improved after their recent victories in the league.
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After several matches, the players are eager to see their standings in the tournament.
Synonyms
A place on a list that shows how important someone is compared to others
A list showing players' or teams' places and scores in a game
A list of people or things arranged from most to least important
Antonyms
Compounds
- Formal
A permanent group in a parliament or council that meets regularly to study and make decisions about issues
- Specialized
A wave pattern with some points that stay still while parts between them move up and down
- Formal
A regular set of steps people in an organization must follow
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Standing comes from stand meaning 'place' or 'rank', so when we talk about the 'standings' we mean the list that shows each competitor's position or rank.