- nounstandby (noun) · stand-by (noun) · standbys (plural noun) · stand-bys (plural noun)
- readiness for duty or immediate deployment:"buses were placed on standby for the trip to Washington"
- the state of waiting to secure an unreserved place for a journey or performance, allocated on the basis of earliest availability:"passengers were obliged to go on standby"
- a person waiting to secure a place on standby.
- a person or thing ready to be deployed immediately, especially if needed as backup in an emergency:"a generator was kept as a standby in case of power failure" · "a standby rescue vessel"
- an operational mode of an electrical appliance in which the power is switched on but the appliance is not actually functioning.
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