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101 hold off
v.1 rechazar (keep at bay)2 mantener alejado, rechazar, impedir la entrada de, mantener apartado.3 aplazar, dejar para más tarde, posponer, atrasar.4 resistir, aguantar.5 demorarse, tardar.6 mantenerse a distancia.vi. (demorar)the rain is holding off no se decide a llover -
102 hold office
v.estar en funciones, estar en el cargo. -
103 hold oneself
v.aguantar las ganas, aguantarse. -
104 hold onto
v.agarrarse de. -
105 hold order
s.orden de interrupción. -
106 hold out
v.1 tender (one's hand); ofrecer (hope, opportunity)2 mantenerse firme.3 perdurar, sobrevivir, durar.4 mantenerse en espera.5 proponer, sacar a relucir, plantear, argumentar.vi.1 resistir (resist)2 durar (supplies) -
107 hold over
v.1 diferir, posponer.2 mantenerse.3 aplazar, mantener suspendido. -
108 hold prices
v.mantener los precios. -
109 hold responsible
v.hacer responsable, responsabilizar, tener responsable. -
110 hold still
v.estarse quieto, mantenerse quieto. -
111 hold sway
v.predominar. -
112 hold that
v.opinar que, creer que, decir que, aseverar que. -
113 hold tight
intj.agárrense bien.v.aferrarse. -
114 hold tightly
v.abrazar fuertemente. -
115 hold time
s.tiempo de retención. -
116 hold together
v.1 mantener unido(a) (party, marriage, alliance); sujetar (with glue, string, rope)2 mantenerse unidos, agruparse, mantenerse juntos.3 ser cohesivo.4 tener base.vi.mantenerse unido(a) (party, marriage, alliance) -
117 hold track
s.vía de espera. -
118 hold true
v.conservar su validez, ser cierto. -
119 hold unlawfully
v.retener ilegalmente, detentar. -
120 hold valid
v.seguir en vigor.
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