英语词汇“hold up”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

hold-upnoun

uk/ˈhəʊld.ʌp/us/ˈhoʊld.ʌp/

hold-up noun (DELAY)

[ C ] informal a delay:

Come on, let's go. What's the hold-up?

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Delaying and wasting time

ado
be on ice idiom
bugger
bugger about
bugger sb about
carry
hold
hold sb over
hold sb/sth back
hold sb/sth up
ice
kick
kick the can down the road idiom
push
retardation
set sth/sb back
shelve
sit
sit on sth
spin your wheels idiom

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hold-up noun (CRIME)

[ C ] an occasion when someone steals from someone else using violence or the threat of violence:

In the hold-up, a masked youth threatened the bank staff with a gun.

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Stealing

abscond
aggravated burglary
appropriate
armed robbery
break in/break into sth
duff
liberate
light-fingered
loot
looting
make off with sth
mug
relieve
rob
robbery
run off with sth
scrump
shoplifting
sting
whip

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hold-up noun (CLOTHING)

hold-ups [ plural ] UK

stockings (= light coverings for the legs and feet) that hold themselves up by a piece of sticky material or elastic at the top

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Stockings, tights & socks

ankle sock
anklet
garter
garter belt
hose
hosiery
nylon
pantyhose
pop sock
sock
stocking
suspender
suspender belt
tights

单词	hold up
释义	Contents phrasal verb(1) hold up (1) noun (3) hold-up (DELAY) hold-up (CRIME) hold-up (CLOTHING) Contents phrasal verb(1) hold up (1) noun (1) hold-up (1) English American Business hold up — phrasal verb with hold uk/həʊld/us/hoʊld/verb held, held to remain strong or successful: Will his alibi hold up (= continue to seem true) in court? I hope the repairs hold up until we can get to a garage. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Continue & last bash on *carry (sth)* on cease cont contd drag** keep at sth keep on doing sth keep on trucking idiom keep sb at it idiom *keep sth* up nine push** run over (sth) *see sth* out segue soldier on spill stick string See more results » hold-upnoun uk/ˈhəʊld.ʌp/us/ˈhoʊld.ʌp/ hold-up noun (DELAY) [ C ] informal a delay: Come on, let's go. What's the hold-up? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Delaying and wasting time ado be on ice idiom bugger bugger about bugger sb about carry hold hold sb over hold sb/sth back hold sb/sth up ice kick kick the can down the road idiom push retardation set sth/sb back shelve sit** sit on sth *spin your* wheels idiom See more results » hold-up noun (CRIME) [ C ] an occasion when someone steals from someone else using violence or the threat of violence: In the hold-up, a masked youth threatened the bank staff with a gun. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Stealing abscond aggravated burglary appropriate armed robbery** break in/break into sth duff liberate light-fingered loot looting make off with sth mug relieve rob robbery run off with sth scrump shoplifting sting whip See more results » hold-up noun (CLOTHING) hold-ups [ plural ] UK stockings (= light coverings for the legs and feet) that hold themselves up by a piece of sticky material or elastic at the top Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Stockings, tights & socks ankle sock anklet garter garter belt hose hosiery nylon pantyhose pop sock sock stocking suspender suspender belt tights hold up — phrasal verb with hold us/hoʊld/verb past tense and past participle held /held/ (CONTINUE) to continue to operate or be able to do things, esp. after being repaired or being ill: I hope the spare tire holds up until we can get to a garage. She is holding up well despite her problems. If information holds up, it is proved to be true: The evidence may not hold up in court. hold up — phrasal verb with hold uk/həʊld/usverb held, held [ I ] to stay strong or well: The real estate market held up despite a lack of consumer confidence. hold-upnoun [ C ] uk/ˈhəʊldʌp/us a delay that prevents something from happening: hold-up in sth Work is yet to start because of hold-ups in obtaining planning permission.
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hold up

hold-upnoun

hold-up noun (DELAY)

hold-up noun (CRIME)

hold-up noun (CLOTHING)

hold up

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hold-upnoun [ C ]