Stand still.

Meaning: This is a request or command asking someone to be in an upright position on their feet without moving or making any noise. It's like saying, Please remain in one spot and do not move or make any noise.

Choice of Words: Stand is a verb that means to be in an upright position on one's feet. Still is an adverb that means not moving or making any noise. When combined, "Stand still" means to be in an upright position on one's feet without moving or making any noise.

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Related Expressions

• Time seemed to stand still.
• Time seemed to stand still in that moment.
• Time seemed to stand still as she read.
• Time seems to stand still as I watch them.
• The tall trees stand still as the wind blows strong
• Time seems to stand still.
• Time seemed to stand still as they waited.
• Trees stand still, arms outstretched.
• Time seemed to stand still as the cat slept.
• Trees stand still.