Idioms
hold out for (something)
to refuse to give up, to insist on getting something
The basketball player is holding out for a large salary increase.
hold out on (someone)
hold out the olive branch to (someone)
hold over (something) or hold (something) over
hold still
hold the fort
hold the line at (something)
hold the reins
hold true
hold up
hold up (one's spirits)
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try (something) out on (someone) or try out (something) on (someone)
have it made
watch out for (someone or something)
year in and year out
every minute counts
have a bone to pick with (someone)
driving force behind (someone or something)
smoke (something) out or smoke out (something)
a second thought
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In 1789, Morocco became the first country to recognize the United States.
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