hold off (someone) or hold (someone) off -Idioms

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hold off (someone) or hold (someone) off

to keep someone away by force

The man was able to hold off the police for several hours before he was arrested.

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hold off (something) or hold (something) off

hold on to (someone or something)

hold one's breath

hold one's end of the bargain up

hold one's fire

hold one's head up

hold one's horses

hold one's own (in an argument)

get the message

gang up on (someone)

from dawn to dusk

from start to finish

put one's cards on the table

driving force behind (someone or something)

look out on (something)

take (something) out on (someone or something)

shipping and handling

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