hold one's own
[həuld wʌnz əun]

释义

可以和别人做得一样好；没有失败[恶化]；招架；

英英释义

hold one's own

• v.
  • be sufficiently competent in a certain situation
  • maintain one's position and be in control of a situation

权威例句

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