For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter epistolario Start date Feb 14, I have a question about the two meanings of the phrasal verb to stand someone up : 1 literal: I've heard someone used this expression in a literal sense: He stood me up.
Jen : What are you talking about? John C: I thought you were going to come hang out with us. Jen: You bastard you totally pre-stood up me. When someone agrees to post you messages or emails on a certain time or day using a computer or digital device with internet connection however they don't post the messages after making such plans. Person A: He told me that he'll email me tonight, however I was waiting for his email and messages on facebook but it never showed up.
I saw him the next day, only for him to tell me, that he forgot to send the important email. He cyber-stood me up. Didn't he cyber-stood me up? Deleted user. It's when you set a time and place to meet with her, but she never arrives and just leaves you waiting there. Gingdaus make a date? TheKat0fAutumn wow ill never do that for my future one. Hoonie yes, you are correct. Hoonie ikr lols. Is there a phrase for "I got stood up," in Korean? Thank you!
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