stood

stood — verb

1. the irregular past form of the verb 'stand', used as the simple past tense and a

1.動詞A1
釋義

the irregular past form of the verb 'stand', used as the simple past tense and as a past participle in perfect constructions — it covers all meanings of the base verb, such as being upright, being located somewhere, or putting something into a vertical position

例句

Haruto stood by the window and watched the rain fall on the street.

past simple: stood + [prepositional phrase] + and + [verb]

Diya had stood in line for twenty minutes before the ticket office opened.

past perfect: had stood + [prepositional phrase] + for [duration]

文法句型

stood (past simple)

have/has/had stood (perfect)

be stood (passive)

stood + [prepositional phrase]

用法筆記

The form 'stood' is irregular — it does not follow the regular -ed past tense pattern of verbs like 'walked' or 'helped'. It serves as both the simple past and the past participle of 'stand', covering all meanings of the base verb (to be upright, to be located, to remain valid, to tolerate, etc.). For the full range of semantic senses with definitions and examples, see the entry for 'stand'.

常見錯誤

❌He standed at the front of the room.
✅He stood at the front of the room.
💡'stand' is irregular; its past form is 'stood', never 'standed'.
❌I have standed here for an hour.
✅I have stood here for an hour.
💡after 'have', 'has', or 'had', use the past participle 'stood', not the base form with -ed.