to come to a stop; to halt; to keep one's footing; to stay upright; (fig.) to hold one's ground; to gain a firm foothold; (of an assertion etc) to hold up; to be tenable

platform (at a railway station); (Tw) (of an influential person) to publicly endorse or campaign for (a candidate); (Tw) (dated) website

to stand; standing; on one's feet

person in charge of a train station 車站|车站[che1 zhan4] (stationmaster), website 網站|网站[wang3 zhan4] (webmaster), volunteer center 志工站[zhi4 gong1 zhan4] (center manager), etc

to stand guard; to serve on sentry duty

to stand firm

a place set up to serve a specific function (train station, bus stop, toll plaza, bike rental station, meteorological station etc); (Internet) site (website, FTP site etc)

ill-founded; groundless

see 站前區|站前区[Zhan4 qian2 Qu1]

(train or bus) station attendant

stop (on a bus or train route)

stance

bus stop sign; train station sign

(of a prostitute) to walk the streets to solicit customers

to get up on hind legs (esp. of horse); to stand; to spring up

to line up; to stand in line; (fig.) to take sides; to side with sb; to align oneself with a faction

to stand at attention (military)

Zhanqian, a district of Yingkou City 營口市|营口市[Ying2 kou3 Shi4], Liaoning

streetwalker

to stand up

to gain a firm foothold; (fig.) to get oneself established

to stand firmly; to gain a foothold; to establish oneself

(saying) it's all very well to talk, but getting things done is another matter; (fig.) to be an armchair expert; to blabber on