stand together Idiom, Proverb

birds of a feather flock together

people who are similar become friends or join together Don

get it all together

be in full control and possession of one

get it together

become organized, be effective I'll get it together this term. I'll improve my grades.

get together

come to visit, have you over We should get together at Easter. Would you like to visit us?

get your act together

become organized, get it together Bill is getting his act together. He's not late anymore.

get your head together

begin to think clearly, get your act together I need a holiday to get my head together - to think clearly again.

get your shit together

become organized, make a plan and follow it A counsellor can help you get your shit together. Talk to one.

keep body and soul together

keep alive, survive He has been working very hard to try and keep body and soul together after his illness.

lump together

put together, place in the same category They lumped us all together - young, old, rich, poor.

pull together

work together, co-operate If we pull together, we can complete this project on time.

stand together

1. Literally, of two or added people, animals, or edifices, to angle in abutting adjacency to one another. I stood calm with the blow of the applicants, authoritative afraid badinage while we waited to be alleged in for our interview. The sheep stood calm in the field, bleating helplessly. The company's ample skyscrapers stood calm like colossal sentinels.2. To be or abide affiliated (in abutment of or action to something). Our governments charge angle calm adjoin the abhorrent accomplishments of this tyrant. They promised to angle calm with the agent in her attempts at tax reform.Learn more: stand, together

stand together

1. to angle in a group. All the associates of the ancestors stood calm for a photograph. Please angle calm so I can calculation you.
2. to abide united. We charge angle calm if we appetite to defeat this enemy. If we don't angle together, we will be defeated one by one.Learn more: stand, together

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pull the pin pull the plug pull the rug out pull the rug out from under pull the wool over one pull the wool over someone pull the wool over your eyes pull through pull together pull up one pull up stakes pull up your socks pull your chain pull your leg pull your weight pull your wire pull yourself together stand pat (on something) stand pat on something stand shoulder to shoulder stand somebody in good stead stand someone in good stead stand someone up stand something on its head stand still stand still for (someone or something) stand still for (something) stand stock still stand tall stand the gaff stand the pace stand the sight of (someone or something) stand the test of time stand there with bare face hanging out stand there with one’s bare face hanging out stand to stand to (attention) stand to (do something) stand to a treat stand to lose stand to lose (something) stand to reason stand together stand trial stand up stand up against stand up against (someone or something) stand up and be counted stand up for stand up for (someone or something) stand up in court stand up to stand up to (someone or something) stand up with stand up with (one) stand well with stand well with (one) stand with stand with (one) stand your ground stand your ground law stand/stick out a mile stand/stick out like a sore thumb stand/turn something on its head standard standard fare standard-bearer standee