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Change log entry 73775
Processed by: richwarm (2021-11-27 04:07:26 GMT)
Comment: << review queue entry 69320 - submitted by 'sl89' >>
* "to stand sth upright": "stand upright" doesn't usually take an object. This gloss seems ungrammatical to me. 戳 in this sense can be both transitive (place sth upright) and intransitive (to stand).
* Most dictionaries have colloquial or dialect tags for all verb senses except jab/poke. I'm going with colloquial here.
* Adding the noun sense stamp/seal.

※ to stand
【Wenlin】
〈topo.〉 stand sth. on end

【Pleco】
DIALECT
stand sth. on end
| 把秫秸戳起来
| stand the bundle of sorghum stalks on end
| 有话进来说, 别在门口儿戳着。
| Don’t stand in the doorway. Come in if you have something to say.

【LAC】
〈口〉竖立;站立。
| 别~着,坐下吧
| 把棍子~在地上。

【MoE】
豎立。如:「把棍子戳在地上。」

【规范词典】
动 <口> 竖起; 站立
| 戳起一杆大旗
| 别老戳着, 快坐下。

※ stamp/seal
【Wenlin】
n. 〈coll.〉 stamp; seal

【Pleco】
COLLOQUIAL
stamp; seal

【LAC】
图章。
| 邮~
| 小~。

【MoE】
名 圖章、印記。如:「郵戳」。
| 《福惠全書.卷四.蒞任部.酬答書札》:「如發回書,即于前件下註某日發回書訖,上用銷號小戳。」

他只要在任何一条新闻或文章上打个‘禁登’的戳, 或甚至随便用红铅笔打个大×子, 报馆就得把它抽出来。
萧乾《鱼饵·论坛·阵地》

c.f. 时间戳, 戳儿, 戳子, 日戳, 时戳, 邮戳, already in the dictionary
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Editor: "stand upright" does often take an object, and there's nothing ungrammatical about it.
Google "stand it upright" — 508,000 results, such as "After you properly clean your toothbrush, be sure to stand it upright so it will dry easier."

Or see Oxford @ "stand", sense 1.3. Click "More example sentences".
E.g. "[He] had split pea and ham soup that you could stand your spoon upright in."
https://www.lexico.com/definition/stand
Diff:
- 戳 戳 [chuo1] /to jab/to poke/to stab/to sprain/to blunt/to fuck (vulgar)/to stand sth upright/
# + 戳 戳 [chuo1] /to jab/to poke/to stab/(coll.) to sprain/to blunt/to fuck (vulgar)/to stand/to place (sth) upright/stamp/seal/
+ 戳 戳 [chuo1] /to jab/to poke/to stab/(coll.) to sprain/to blunt/to fuck (vulgar)/to stand/to stand (sth) upright/stamp/seal/
By MDBG 2024
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