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To stand behind

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...as in, 'I stand behind her 100%.'

Thanks! ts

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updated May 20, 2011
posted by tsbrooks

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I found this in the dictionary

we're standing right behind you -> estamos de tu lado

---------> estoy de su lado

updated May 20, 2011
posted by Gocika
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"Stand behind" also can have a sense of support for an idea or thing:

"I sell used cars and stand behind them."

"I stand behind the constitution's second amendment right to carry firearms."

updated May 20, 2011
posted by pesta
So these usages would be expressed differently in Spanish, right? - pesta, May 20, 2011