Vocab Bloom Hub

hold

/həʊld/

Перевод: Действие по захвату, удержанию или хранению чего-либо, или хватка., Глагол, обозначающий действие удержания, ношения, поддержки чего-либо в руках или сохранения позиции или состояния.

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noun

/həʊld/B1formal
  • ruДействие по захвату, удержанию или хранению чего-либо, или хватка.

A noun referring to the act of grasping, carrying, or containing something, or a grip or grasp.

  1. Grip or graspA2formal

    The act of holding something with the hands or arms.

    ruХватка

    • She has a firm hold on the rope.
    • He lost his hold and fell down.
    • Keep a tight hold of the bag.

    Синонимыclaspclutchgraspgrip

  2. Control or influenceB1formal

    Power or control over someone or something.

    ruКонтроль или влияние

    • The company has a strong hold on the market.
    • He gained a hold over the situation.
    • Fear has a hold on her mind.

    Синонимыauthoritycommandcontroldominancegraspgripinfluenceleveragemasterysway

  3. Telephone connectionB1informal

    A pause on a phone call while waiting for someone.

    ruОжидание на линии

    • Please stay on hold for a moment.
    • She was put on hold for ten minutes.
    • The customer service line kept me on hold.

    Синонимыpausestandbywaitwaiting

  4. Ship's cargo areaC1formal

    The interior of a ship where cargo is stored.

    ruТрюм

    • The cargo was loaded into the ship's hold.
    • They inspected the hold for damage.
    • The hold was filled with containers.

    Синонимыcargo holdstorage areastowage

Формы
  • holds plural form
  • holds' possessive plural form
  • hold's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/həʊld/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий действие удержания, ношения, поддержки чего-либо в руках или сохранения позиции или состояния.

A verb used to indicate the act of carrying, supporting, or keeping something in one's grasp, or maintaining a position or state.

неправильный глагол

  1. Grasp or supportA1formal

    To have something in your hand or arms; to keep something from falling.

    ruДержать

    • She held the baby carefully.
    • Hold the rope tightly while I climb.
    • He held the door open for me.

    Синонимыclaspclenchcling toclutchcradlegraspgripsupport

    Антонимыdropfreeletreleaserelinquish

  2. Contain or have capacityA2formal

    To have space for a certain amount or number.

    ruСодержать

    • This bottle holds two liters of water.
    • The stadium holds 50,000 people.
    • The box can hold all my books.

    Синонимыaccommodateadmitcarrycontainseattake

  3. Keep in positionB1formal

    To remain in a particular position or state.

    ruДержать позицию

    • Hold your position until further orders.
    • The plane held its altitude during the storm.
    • She held her breath while diving.

    Синонимыcontinuekeeplastpersistremainstay

    Антонимыrelease

  4. Organize or conductB1formal

    To arrange or carry out an event or meeting.

    ruПровести

    • They will hold a meeting next week.
    • The conference is held annually.
    • The court holds sessions every Monday.

    Синонимыarrangecallconductconvenehostorganizerunstage

    Антонимыabandoncall offcancel

Формы
  • held past participle
  • held past simple
  • holding present participle
  • holds third person singular

Фразовые вариантыhold downhold inhold offhold onhold outhold overhold up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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