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stand outside

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stand outside (of) (something)
to remain outside of a place, standing. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) Judy stood outside the shop, waiting for it to open. How long have you been standing outside the door in this cold wind?
See also: outside, stand


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CAPTION(S): Striking Royal Mail staff stand outside Liverpool''s Copperas Hill sorting office
But mosque leaders said Yasir was only ordered to stand outside the classroom for bad behaviour and he left the mosque of his own accord.
So they'll stand outside in their sub-prime huddle as winter's icy fingers shoot up their nether regions.
 
 
 
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