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To remain standing outdoors in cold weather, often implying endurance or waiting.
Er musste lange in der Kälte stehen, bis der Arzt ihn aufrief.
He had to stand in the cold for a long time until the doctor called him.
This phrase is often used to describe waiting or enduring cold temperatures outdoors.
This phrase is often used in contexts where someone is waiting or enduring cold weather, such as waiting for public transportation or standing in line.
Composed of the preposition 'in', the definite article 'der', the noun 'Kälte' (cold), and the verb 'stehen' (to stand).
This phrase is commonly used to describe situations where someone is waiting or enduring cold weather outdoors, often with a sense of patience or endurance.