Idioms
hold the fort
to cope in an emergency, to act as a temporary substitute
The assistant has been holding the fort at his company while his boss is on vacation.
hold the line at (something)
hold the reins
hold true
hold up
hold up (one's spirits)
hold up (someone or something) as an example of (something) or hold (someone or something) up as an example of (something)
hold up (someone or something) or hold (someone or something) up
hold up (someone) or hold (someone) up
hold up (something) or hold (something) up
hold water
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in the lap of luxury
far out
know (something) only too well
a hop, skip and a jump
a known quantity
on the bench
all day long
put (something) on the line
push off
bid adieu to (someone or something)
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