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I . hold [həʊld] SUBST

1. hold (grasp):

hold
prijem m
to catch [or grab] [or get [a]] hold of sb/sth
grab hold of my hand
to keep hold of sth
sb loses hold of sth
to take hold fig fire, epidemic

2. hold SPORT:

hold on

3. hold TEL:

to be on hold
to put sb on hold

4. hold (delay):

to be on hold
to put sth on hold

5. hold (control):

get [a] hold of yourself!
to have a [strong] hold on [or over]sb

7. hold (understand):

to get hold of sth

8. hold:

hold MAR, AVIAT

II . hold <held, held> [həʊld] VERBE trans

2. hold (support):

hold

4. hold (delay, stop):

hold
hold it [right there]!
stoj!
OK, hold it! PHOTO
to hold one's breath
to hold the front page
to hold the line

hold against VERBE trans to hold sth against sb

hold forth VERBE intr to hold forth [about sth]

hold
hold

I . hold off VERBE trans

1. hold MILIT:

hold enemy
odbijati [perf odbiti]

2. hold (postpone):

hold

hold on VERBE intr

1. hold (affix, attach):

2. hold (manage to keep going):

hold

3. hold (wait):

hold on!
hold on!

hold onto VERBE trans

1. hold (grasp):

hold

2. hold (keep):

hold

I . hold out VERBE trans

II . hold out VERBE intr

1. hold (manage to resist):

hold
to hold out for sth

2. hold (refuse to give information):

to hold out on sb

hold over VERBE trans

1. hold (defer):

hold

2. hold Am (extend):

hold

hold together VERBE intr, trans

hold

I . hold up VERBE trans

1. hold (raise):

hold
to hold up one's hand

II . hold up SUBST (violent robbery)

hold

hold with VERBE trans to hold with sth

hold
hold

ˈhold-up SUBST

1. hold-up (crime):

2. hold-up (delay):

zastoj m

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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She is the first female magician in history to hold this position.
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New third-generation bearings can hold over 9,000 times their weight, at extremely high speeds.
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His first one-man exhibition followed two years later - he was to hold more than 100 one-man exhibitions during his painting career.
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This allows to create a media event and to hold attention.
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He was the third person to hold this position.
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Some vehicles use other techniques to hold liquid at the inlet, as once the main engines are ignited, ullage motors are no longer required.
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Together they hold responsibility for student admissions as well as helping students through daily life, such as UCAS and employment issues.
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Sometimes, orangutans will strip leaves from a branch and hold them in front of their mouth when making the sound.
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He got hold of the rocket launcher which was near him, and fired at one of the tanks.
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The dam depends on 117,000 cubic yards of concrete, and 600,000 yards of dirt fill to hold back the water.
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