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81 ■ hold over
■ hold overA v. t. + avv.1 tenere in serbo; conservare; mettere da parte2 accantonare; rimandare; rinviare: to hold over an important matter, accantonare una questione importante; The meeting was held over till the next week, la riunione è stata rinviata alla prossima settimana4 (cinem., teatr.) tenere in cartellone; continuare a programmareB v. t. + prep.servirsi di (qc. ) per minacciare (o ricattare) (q.): He knows I have a police record and is holding it over me, sa che ho la fedina sporca e se ne serve per minacciarmi □ to be held over, (teatr., mus.: di un concerto, ecc.) essere rinviato; (cinem., teatr.: di un film, un dramma, un musical, ecc.) tenere il cartellone, essere (ancora) programmato. -
82 ■ hold up on
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83 ■ hold with
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84 hold against
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85 hold out for
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86 hold out on
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87 hold to
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88 hold-ups
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89 hold down
hold [somebody/something] down, hold down [somebody/something]1) ( prevent from moving) maintenir [quelque chose] en place [carpet]; tenir, maîtriser [person]2) ( keep at certain level) limiter [expenditure, inflation]; limiter l'augmentation de [wages, prices]3) ( not lose) garder [job] -
90 hold in
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91 hold on to
hold on to [somebody/something]1) ( grip) s'agripper à; ( to prevent from falling) agripper, retenir [person]; serrer [object, purse]2) ( retain) conserver [power, lead]; garder [shares, car]3) ( look after) garder ( for pour) -
92 hold to
hold to [something] s'en tenir à [belief, decision]; hold somebody to [something] faire tenir [quelque chose] à quelqu'un [promise]; faire honorer [quelque chose] à quelqu'un [contract, offer] -
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1) ( not break) tenir2) ( remain united) rester unihold [something] together3) ( keep intact) faire tenir [machine, chair]; maintenir ensemble [pieces]4) ( unite) assurer la cohésion de -
94 *hold-up
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95 Hold-Funktion
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Hold-Funktion
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96 hold
hold I v 1. (fest)halten; 2. DAT belegt halten; 3. NRT fangen (Teilnehmer); 4. beibehalten, einhalten hold II 1. Halt m; 2. Speicherung f (eines Momentanzustandes; siehe auch: holding)English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > hold
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97 hold function
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > hold function
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98 hold up
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > hold up
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99 hold the fort
hold the fort (for smb) разг замеща́ть кого-л.mother and father went out and told the children to hold the fort — па́па и ма́ма ушли́, сказа́в де́тям, что они́ остаю́тся хозя́евами в до́ме
The Americanisms. English-Russian dictionary. > hold the fort
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100 hold at arm's length
1) (smb.) держать кого-л. на почтительном расстоянииSilly of you to keep me at arm's length. I haven't got anything on you, old boy. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Complete Short Stories’, ‘The Lion's Skin’) — Вы зря так сторонитесь меня. Я, старина, ничего дурного не затаил против вас.
Avice was really fond of Roger and kept Christopher at arm's length after the murder. (C. P. Snow, ‘Death under Sail’, ch. 19) — Эйвис действительно была неравнодушна к Роджеру и после его трагической смерти держала Кристофера на расстоянии.
2) (smth.) гнать от себя (мысль и т. п.); не поддаваться (чувству и т. п.)If he wasn't thinking of Ventnor at this moment, it was because he was consciously keeping the thought of him at arm's length. (R. Greenwood, ‘Mr. Bunting’, ch. II) — Если он сейчас не думает о Вентноре, так только потому, что сознательно гонит от себя мысль о нем.
He began philosophising, to hold his emotion at arm's length. (J. Lindsay, ‘A Local Habitation’, ch. 21) — Он пустился философствовать, отчасти для того, чтобы скрыть свои чувства.
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