hold

• get hold

  You just use what you can get hold of.

• take hold

  Leaning over for balance, take hold of your front ankle and raise the back leg.

• hold up

  You can hold up to three.

• hold down

  It is, if it is wrong hold down and press C.

• do hold

• just hold

  ‘Hey, just hold that smile, will you?’

• hold out

  But still she doubted her ability to hold out against him.

• able to hold

  Her breasts were full and shapely — and Johnny would never be able to hold one of them beneath his hand, Cassie thought enviously.

• hold back

  Grit your teeth and hold back.

• people to hold

  Deaf people also imagined hearing people to hold more negative attitudes than they actually did.

• ability to hold

  But still she doubted her ability to hold out against him.

• enough to hold

  This is to make certain that the frame is wide enough to hold the glass.

• need to hold

  People who need to hold the asset in question for trading purposes may therefore be prepared to pay for a device that guarantees a stable price.