How to pronounce “stand in for” in English

categories um came to stand in for old categories of class and the Republicans

See how the big fish stand in for the colonizers, and the concept of “devouring” the smaller fish represents the enslavement of the indigenous communities?

And paparazzi themselves really work as a stand in for the worst excesses of the exploitative, the invasive photographer, caring for nothing

they're too dark and strong to stand in for the the image you want to convey of

What what better what better product to stand in for the stereotype that that the right is trying uh to to create?

But I also like the fact that the jars are a stand in for those values and virtues and character traits that we were talking about before.

it came up with a speech that could stand in for every Republican speech that's been given over the last 30 years.

But I had to use people in my life that I loved to stand in for other things, and I was doing a reading actually

when they're explo exposed to say a potential plagiarist, then they come to stand in for all black people.

At most it's a complement to what we are doing and a very, very poor stand in for that.

I think obviously Jeff is a stand in for Dan in a lot of ways.

The King even enjoys-- the King Friday is the stand in for the autocratic CEO-- even enjoys talking with employees.

Laurel, actually, while we were back there, you had mentioned having to stand in for an Elphaba after intermission?

And in the end, the winner among burnt hair, which was kind of a stand in for burning body, which was thought that would be universally abhorred.

My colleague, Jim Blascovich, quote unquote real money U.S. dollars are supposedly a stand in for gold.