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Idiom Stand in a good stead Urdu Eng definition+examples

Idiom TO STAND IN A GOOD STEAD
(Waqat per kam ana, mufeed sabit hona)
Meanings: Proved best at time. (Prove good at needy times)
Usage: The money given by his mother stood him in a good stead.

The main word used in this idiom is:

stead
[sted]
noun
1.
the place of a person or thing as occupied by a successor or substitute:
The nephew of the queen came in her stead.
2.
Obsolete. a place or locality.
verb (used with object)
3.
to be of service, advantage, or avail to.
Idioms
4.
stand in good stead, to be useful to, especially in a critical situation:
Your experience will stand you in good stead.
 
Examples from the web for stead
  • stead has taken up the role of an agricultural benefactor.
  • They have had to be, and it may stand them in good stead now.
  • Move over silicone implants, here comes the real thing in your stead.
  • Both positions should serve him in good stead in his new job.
  • His past experience as central-bank governor and, briefly, prime minister should stand him in good stead.
  • Money transfer without strings are always distorting in stead of helping.
  • Of course, these interests would stand him in good stead.
  • Moderation, self-control, and thinking are going to stand us in good stead.
  • Likewise, mom's advice to eat your fruits and vegetables stands your brain in good stead.
  • It served me and countless other underprivileged students in good stead, and even compelled us to budget our time more wisely.
Word Origin and History for stead
n.
Old English stede "place, position, standing, delay," related to standan "to stand," from Proto-Germanic *stadiz (cf. Old Saxon stedi, Old Norse staðr, Swedish stad, Dutch stede "place," Old High German stat, German Stadt "town," Gothic staþs "place"), from PIE *stetis-, from root *sta- "to stand" . Now chiefly in compounds or phrases. "The sense 'town, city' for G. Stadt is a late development from c.1200 when the term began to replace Burg" [Cambridge Dictionary of English Place-Names].

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