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hold one's own

v.
1.be sufficiently competent in a certain situation
2.maintain one's position and be in control of a situation

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    Idiom of the Day

    get (something) over with
    to finish something (usually something that you do not want to do)
    I was very happy to get my exams over with.



    1.
    As his hunting skill increased,
    (P) till at last it was as impossible for him
    (Q) so did his lov~ for the hunt
    (R) as it is for the opium eater
    (S) to pass a day without it
    (6) to forgo his daily potion.

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