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stand out
verb
- to be distinctive or conspicuous
- to refuse to agree, consent, or comply
they stood out for a better price
- to protrude or project
- to navigate a vessel away from a port, harbour, anchorage, etc
noun
- informal.
- a person or thing that is distinctive or outstanding
- ( as modifier )
the standout track from the album
- a person who refuses to agree or consent
Example Sentences
What makes it stand out is that’s where way too many people congregate, hoping to either talk to, snap a picture with or interview the most famous person in racing, trainer Bob Baffert.
Looking back, what stands out from your experience on the show?
As the Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani has taken the profile of Japanese athletes to dizzying heights in Southern California, that’s created an opening for soccer players to stand up and stand out as well.
The Criterion faithful are very happy — standing out in the rain on a cold Saturday morning, hundreds of them, waiting in a line that stretches several blocks.
Marten told the jury they were hoping to stand out less than they had in Harwich where people had started to recognise them.
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