Noun:

जो इतरांऐवजी असे काम करत राहतो,

stand in's Usage Examples:

Two of his Haupt truss bridges, both built in 1854, still stand in Altoona and Ardmore, Pennsylvania.

Virginia Tech's Corps of Cadets march into Lane Stadium and stand in formation on the field during the National Anthem and Rendering of Colors.

There is also a rather attractive bandstand in the middle of the park installed in 1889 in commemoration of Queen.

Richard Souviron, a forensic odontologist, on the witness stand in court to state whether the bite marks found.

Ebert dismissed the film as "excruciatingly boring" and added, "I understand intellectually what Kiarostami is doing.

palm-leaves, stand in the middle of the cleared area, surrounded by haphazard cultivations of sorghum and corn.

lawyers stand in the way of violent mobs; and criticism of bureaucracy and perversions of the rule of law.

presence of Cedric Daniels), and stating things such as, "Y"all tryin" to "criminate me" while on the witness stand in court.

One player will be left without a chair, and will stand in the centre of the circle.

They stand in contrast to colonial-era historic buildings such as the Neilson Hays Library and the British Club on Surawong Road, and the Sathon Mansion near Sathon–Naradhiwas Intersection.

Triumvirate was ultimately unstable and could not withstand internal jealousies and ambitions.

In a nutshell, the wives of the Four Riders of the Apocalypse have six days, six hours and six minutes to corrupt seven children with the deadly sins and only one man and God's cook book stand in their way.

horizontal engine, with the crank driving a large paddle wheel in a central upstand in the hull, aimed at avoiding damage to the canal banks.

Synonyms:

rest, rise, queue up, queue, stand up, uprise, line up, arise, place upright, ramp, stand back, get up,

Antonyms:

sit down, lie, sit, lie down, stand still,