standover UK
ˈstændˌoʊvər
Definition

Definition of standover - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
intimidationRareUKuse of threats to force complianceRareUK
  • He used standover tactics to get his way.
bullying coercion menace
2.
bicycleTECH.UKheight of a bicycle's top tube above groundTECH.UK
  • The bike's standover is too high for me.
clearance elevation height
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Origin of standover

English, stand (to be upright) + over (above)

Examples of standover in a sentence

  • Standover tactics were used to control the employees.
  • Adjust the seat to improve the standover height.
  • The standover measurement is crucial for bike fitting.

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  1. French:intimidation, hauteur de tube, ...
  2. German:Einschüchterung, Überstandshöhe, ...
  3. Italian:intimidazione, altezza del tubo superiore, ...
  4. Spanish:intimidación, altura del cuadro, ...
  5. Portuguese:intimidação, altura do quadro, ...
  6. Chinese:恐吓手段, 跨管高度, ...
  7. Japanese:脅迫, スタンドオーバー, ...
  8. Arabic:الترهيب, ارْتِفَاع الوُقُوف, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַפְחָדָה, גוֹבַהּ הָעֲמִידָה, ...
  10. Russian:запугивание, высота рамы, ...
  11. Ukrainian:залякування, висота верхньої труби, ...
  12. Hindi:धमकी, स्टैंडओवर, ...
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