hold one's own (in an argument) -Idioms

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hold one's own (in an argument)

to be able to defend one`s position in an argument

Although the woman's boss is very aggressive she is able to hold her own in any dispute with him.

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hold one's peace

hold one's tongue

hold out (one's hand)

hold out for (something)

hold out on (someone)

hold out the olive branch to (someone)

hold over (something) or hold (something) over

take up a collection

as dull as dishwater

twist (someone's) words around

try one's luck at (something)

get at (something)

make a mountain out of a molehill

too many irons in the fire

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