intransitive. To take up an offensive or defensive position against an enemy in battle; (of soldiers) to be arranged in battle formation; to await…
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释义 | society > armed hostility > defence > holding out or making stand > hold out or make stand [verb (intransitive)] (9) standOE intransitive. To take up an offensive or defensive position against an enemy in battle; (of soldiers) to be arranged in battle formation; to await… hold1154 Military. To keep forcibly against an adversary, defend; to keep possession of, occupy. to maintain one's owna1375 transitive. To hold, keep, defend (a place, position, or possession) against hostility or attack, actual or threatened. to maintain one's ground… to hold or keep (one's) stalec1450 A fixed position or station. to holdor keep (one's) stale: to maintain one's position in battle. subsist1588 intransitive. To make a stand; to stand firm, hold out. Obsolete. to hold out1769 To occupy or defend to the end (against an adversary). Subcategories:— resist (3) |
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