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The phrasal verb "to stand up (someone)" means to make a plan with them, usually a date, and not show up. If you had planned a date with someone and they didn't come meet you, this means they "stood you up" or "you got stood up." e.g. Mr. A: How was last night's date? Mr. B: He stood me up! I got stood up tonight so I feel pretty sad. You can also say that the person "didn't show up" which simply means that they didn't appear for the event. This can be used for dates as well as meetings or other events where someone is expected to arrive. Mr. A: How was your date? Mr. B: She never showed up Mark never showed up to the meeting.

"I was stood up." This is a common English phrase that explains the person you were supposed to meet did not arrive/turn up. "They didn't show up" This is another way of explaining that the person did not show up for the date.

Either one of these expressions can be used to indicate that you date did not come to meet you as planned. 1. I got stood up. As in"To get stood up" or "To be stood up" To have gone on a date, except to find that you've been left by yourself because your date never showed up. Example;- A. How was your date with Peter on Friday night? B. Terrible, I got stood up. 2. My date didn't show up. If you date did not show up, it means they did not appear at the place and time that they said they would. Example ;- A. How was your date with Dave on Saturday night? B. dave never showed up, I was there by myself the entire time.

"She stood me up." - This is a way of saying who stood you up. You can also say, my date stood me up, or I got stood up by my date. "I got stood up." - Most people would either give the first response or the second one, both work.

if someone doesnt turn up for a date then it is said you have been 'stood up' you can also say the person 'didn't show up'

When someone doesn't meet yo for a date as arranged, then you may state your position by applying one of the above suggestions. If you blow someone out, you don't meet them or do something that you have arranged to do.

"I got stood up" "I was left hanging" The formal way of saying this is with the first expression. Those words sum up your entire sad experience and everyone will understand you. The second expression is a more modern way of saying that your date didn't show up. When you use this expression you are letting people know how you that he/she left you hanging or waiting at the bar/restaurant etc.

"Got stood up" and "A no show" are the most common phrases used when describing someone who doesn't show up to a date. To get 'Pied' is a very slang and casual expression of saying this, often used more among the gender generation, ex. "I got pied by this girl i was meant to have a date with".