Stand

Stand
1. Platz, Position, Standort, Standplatz, Stelle, Stellung.
2. Bude, Kiosk, Marktbude, Marktstand, Verkaufsstand.
3.
a) Entwicklungsstadium, Entwicklungsstand, Entwicklungsstufe, Entwicklungszustand, Lage, Sachlage, Situation, Stadium, Stufe, Zustand;
(bildungsspr.): Status.
b) Beschaffenheit, Verfassung, Zustand.
4. [Bevölkerungs]gruppe, Gesellschaftsklasse, Gesellschaftsschicht, Kaste, Schicht;
(Soziol.): Klasse.
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Stand
1.→Lage
2.Schicht,Gruppe,Klasse;abwertend:Kaste
3.Verkaufsstand,Marktstand,Warenstand,Bude,Kiosk,Verkaufshäuschen;landsch.:Standel,Wasserhäuschen,Trinkhalle
4.→Standort
5.→Rang

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