hold your own
US /hoʊld jʊr oʊn/
・UK /hould jɔ: əʊn/
B2
phr.v.To maintain one's position or performance despite challenges.
She managed to hold her own against much taller opponents.
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The Meaning of Knowledge: Crash Course Philosophy #7
- So in order to hold your own in a philosophical debate, you're going to have to know the difference between two things that sound like exactly the same thing: an assertion and a proposition.
So in order to hold your own in a philosophical debate, you're going to have to know the difference between two things that sound like exactly the same thing: an assertion and a proposition.
- So in order to hold your own in a philosophical debate, you’re gonna have to know the difference
So in order to hold your own in a philosophical debate, you’re gonna have to know the difference
Do This Once… and Watch Toxic People Quietly Fall Away
- Meanwhile, genuinely kind people feel safer with you because they see you can hold your own.
Meanwhile, genuinely kind people feel safer with you because they see you can hold your own.
- Meanwhile, genuinely kind people feel safer with you because they see you can hold your own.
Meanwhile, genuinely kind people feel safer with you because they see you can hold your own.
12-Step Program to Get Through a Breakup | The Science of Love
- Go for gold, hold your own.
Go for gold, hold your own.
- Go for gold, hold your own, you're the best around.
Go for gold, hold your own, you're the best around.
Idiot's Guide to Japanese Squat Toilets
- You can hold your own door if you want.
You can hold your own door if you want.
- You can hold your own door if you want.
You can hold your own door if you want.