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to manage to find and speak to them
get hold of someone
tried to get hold of you but the line was busy
to gain control of
get hold of
often used reflexively : You must get hold of yourself!
to find,obtain or buy
get hold of sth
to compare favorabloy with
hold a candle to
This film doesn't hold a candle to his previous ones.
to remain true or valid ; to apply
hold good (hold true )
It looks as through my prediction for snow at Christmas are holding good.
said of someone who is ill : to maintain a stable condition ; be sufficiently competent in a certain situation
hold one's own
2) he can hold his own in graduata schools
to remain silent
hold one's peace (hold one's tongue)
you must hold your peace and accept the changes
to continue to hold on to them or it
keep hold of someone or sth
not obsreving any fair rules ; having no restrictions
no holds barred
to fulfil one's part of an agreement ' do one's share
hold (one's) end up
You're not holding your end up
to refuse to give help,information, or sth of value to someone
hold out on (someone)
Don't hold out on me - I need to know who did it.
to cause someone to feel pressure or stress
to hold/put someone's feet to the fire
I think reporters should hold the president's feet to the fire about this issues
to have a controlling influence ' dominate
hold sway
Ten years after she correctly predicted the crash,she still holds sway among stock brokers.
1,to be left with empty hands
2.to be forced to assume total responsibility when ought to have been shared.
- informal -
hold the bag
When his partner skipped town,Harry was left holding the bag.
to maintain the existing position or state of afairs
hold the line
had to hold the line on salary increase
to stop doing what one is engaged in doing
- slang -
hold the phone
Hold the phone : Let's end this argument.
to stand up to critical examination
hold water
The alibi did not hold water