“Standing” in Japanese
Short answer
Standing in Japanese is “身分” (mibun). Full meaning: (social) standing, status, position, rank; identity, birth, origin; one's circumstances, one's means.
Other ways to say “Standing” in Japanese
静置
seichi standing; to stand, to leave (e.g. for curd to form, fermentation to occur, etc.)
常備
joubi standing, reserve, always having ready
常設
jousetsu standing (committee), permanent (exhibit)
常任
jounin standing, regular, permanent
立詰め
tachizume standing (for a long period of time), continuing to stand
ランク
ranku rank, standing
立っち
tatchi standing up (without any support), standing
スタンディング
sutandingu standing; standing still (bicycle sprint technique used for positioning); standings, rankings
原告適格
genkokutekikaku standing (of a legal case, e.g. whether there are grounds to prosecute)
常置
jouchi permanent, standing
たっち
tatchi standing up (without any support), standing
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