hold
🇺🇸
/həʊld/
🇬🇧
/həʊld/
verb
A2
To grasp or carry something with your hand or arms.
She held the precious vase firmly with both hands.
她用双手紧紧握住那个珍贵的花瓶。
B1
To place your hand on a part of your body that hurts.
He held his injured knee tightly.
他紧紧按住受伤的膝盖。
B1
To keep someone or something in a certain position.
Hold the ladder steady while I climb up.
我爬上去的时候请把梯子扶稳。
B1
To support the weight of someone or something.
This branch isn't strong enough to hold my weight.
这根树枝不够结实，承受不了我的重量。
B1
To have enough space to contain something.
This container can hold up to five liters of water.
这个容器最多可容纳五升水。
B2
To possess or have something available.
The library holds a vast collection of rare books.
这家图书馆藏有大量珍本书籍。
B1
To conduct or organize an event.
The city will hold a music festival next summer.
这座城市明年夏天将举办一场音乐节。
B2
To maintain a record or title.
She holds the world record for the women's marathon.
她保持着女子马拉松的世界纪录。
B2
To occupy a position or job.
He has held the position of chief editor for five years.
他担任总编辑一职已有五年。
B2
To detain or confine someone.
The police held the witness for further questioning.
警方拘留了证人以便进一步询问。
B2
To capture and keep someone's attention.
The speaker's story held the audience's attention throughout the lecture.
演讲者的故事在整个讲座中吸引了听众的注意力。
R
To remain steady or not change.
The patient's condition has held stable overnight.
病人的状况一夜之间保持稳定。
R
To keep something for future use.
The bank holds the original documents in a secure vault.
银行将原始文件存放在安全的保险库中。
R
To wait on the phone until connected to someone.
Please hold for the next available operator.
请稍等，下一位可用的接线员将为您接通。
R
To possess a certain qualification or document.
All international students must hold a valid student visa.
所有国际学生必须持有有效的学生签证。
R
To maintain control or possession of something against opposition.
The troops successfully held the strategic position against enemy attacks.
部队成功抵挡住敌人的进攻，守住了战略要地。
R
To remain intact or not collapse.
We hope the old building will hold after the renovation.
我们希望这座老建筑在翻修后能保持完好。
R
To continue to be valid or true.
Does this theory hold in modern scientific research?
这个理论在现代科学研究中仍然成立吗？
R
To respect or admire someone highly.
The professor is held in high regard by all his students.
这位教授深受所有学生的尊敬。
R
To consider something as being true.
It is widely held that climate change is a serious global issue.
人们普遍认为气候变化是一个严重的全球性问题。
R
To maintain contact with the road surface, especially when driving at high speed.
Modern tires are designed to hold the road even at high speeds.
现代轮胎设计成即使在高速行驶时也能紧贴路面。
R
To proceed in a certain direction.
The ship will hold its current course until it reaches the port.
这艘船将保持当前航线直至抵达港口。
R
To prolong the duration of a musical note.
The singer held the high note for an impressive ten seconds.
这位歌手将高音持续了令人印象深刻的十秒钟。
R
To be able to consume alcohol without getting drunk.
He can really hold his liquor during parties.
他在聚会上真的很能喝酒。
R
To win a point or game when serving in tennis.
The tennis player managed to hold her serve in the crucial game.
这位网球选手在关键的一局中成功保住了发球局。
R
To instruct someone to stop or wait.
Hold on a moment while I check my phone.
等一下，我看看手机。
noun
B2
The act of grasping or supporting something.
He fought to maintain his hold on the slippery rock.
他努力保持对湿滑岩石的抓握。
R
A technique for grabbing an opponent in a fight or sport.
The judo instructor taught us several effective holds.
柔道教练教了我们几种有效的擒拿技巧。
R
Influence or control over a person or situation.
The company has a strong hold on the local market.
这家公司对当地市场有很强的控制力。
R
A place to grip or step on when climbing.
The climber carefully sought a secure hold on the steep cliff.
登山者在陡峭的悬崖上小心翼翼地寻找可以抓握的稳固支点。
R
A storage area for cargo on a ship or aircraft.
The ship's hold was filled with various goods bound for Asia.
船舱里装满了运往亚洲的各种货物。
translation
握住, 按住（疼痛部位）, 固定, 支撑, 容纳, 拥有, 举办, 保持（记录/头衔）, 担任, 拘留, 吸引（注意力）, 保持稳定, 保留, 等待接通, 持有（资格/证件）, 守住, 保持完好, 成立, 尊敬, 认为, 抓地, 朝...方向, 延长（音符）, 酒量好, 保发, 叫停
握, 擒拿, 控制力, 抓手, 货舱
词形变化
3rd Present
holds
Past
held
Perfect
held
Progressive
holding
Plural
holds