1) Be available 2) Dicey way to fly 3) Hold your position 4) Hopeful one at flight time 5) One awaiting a cancellation 6) One way to fly 7) Passenger status 8) Please wait, to a TV station 9) Ready for emergency use 10) Secondary 11) Sometime TV announcement 12) Understudy 13) Wait 14) Wait in the wings
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1) Extra 2) Replacement 3) Secondary 4) Stby 5) Stdby 6) Substitute 7) Understudy
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- something that can be relied on when needed
- an actor able to replace a regular performer when required
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In radio communications, is a word to ask the other person to wait for further instructions. A standby reservation is conditional and is on a waiting list, in case of any no-shows.
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[air travel] On most modern airlines, flying standby occurs when a passenger travels on a flight without a prior reservation for that specific flight. There are two circumstances in which passengers typically fly standby. First, a missed flight may require a passenger to fly standby on the next flight to the same destination, as he or she n...
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(1) A program, segment or item held in reserve in case any scheduled items cannot be broadcast for any reason. (2) An instruction in a studio or outside broadcast for everyone to prepare to start a live program or recording.
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[
adj] - ready for emergency use 2. [n] - something that can be relied on when needed
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adjective ready for emergency use; `a standby generator`; `a standby crew`
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(ITIL Service Design) Used to refer to resources that are not required to deliver the live IT services, but are available to support IT service continuity plans. For example, a standby data centre may be maintained to support hot standby, warm standby or cold standby arrangements.
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