estands

stands

noun ehs-TAHNDS Rare

Origin: From English 'stand'.

Also means

exhibition booths

Usage Note

Estands is the RAE-sanctioned Spanish plural of estand (also spelled stand), meaning exhibition stalls or booths at a fair or trade show. The word is an anglicism; in practice speakers often use the original English plural stands without adaptation. It is invariable in terms of accent across singular and plural forms.

Examples

"Los estands de la feria estaban llenos de visitantes."

Natural Translation

The fair's stands were full of visitors.

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