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hold out

/hoʊld aʊt/

الترجمة: فعل مركب يُستخدم للإشارة إلى مدّ شيء نحو الأمام، أو الصمود في مواجهة وضع صعب، أو الاستمرار في المقاومة أو البقاء.

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verb

/hoʊld aʊt/B2formal
  • arفعل مركب يُستخدم للإشارة إلى مدّ شيء نحو الأمام، أو الصمود في مواجهة وضع صعب، أو الاستمرار في المقاومة أو البقاء.

A phrasal verb used to indicate extending something forward, enduring a difficult situation, or continuing to resist or survive.

غير معدود · لازم · فعل مركّب، غير قابل للفصل

  1. Endure or persistinformal

    To continue to resist or survive in difficult circumstances.

    arالصمود

    • The soldiers held out against the enemy for three days.
    • She held out through the pain until help arrived.
    • The old building held out despite the storm.

    المرادفاتcarry oncontinueendurekeep goingperseverepersiststand faststand firmsurvivewithstand

    الأضدادfailsuccumbsurrenderyield

  2. Offer or extendformal

    To present or offer something, usually with an outstretched hand.

    arيَمُدُّ

    • He held out his hand to greet her.
    • She held out a piece of candy to the child.
    • The company held out a promise of a bonus.

    المرادفاتextendgiveofferpresentprofferreach outtender

    الأضدادretracttakewithdraw

  3. Delay or waitinformal

    To postpone a decision or action, often in expectation of something better.

    arالانتظار والترقب

    • They are holding out for a better offer.
    • The union held out for higher wages.
    • She held out on signing the contract until she read the fine print.

    المرادفاتdelayhang onhold offsit tightstallwait

الصيغ
  • held out past participle
  • held out past simple
  • holding out present participle
  • holds out third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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