hold together

US pronunciation

American soundhold together

holdtogether

Syllables: 2 syllables
Stress: Use the US audio for stress
Vowel: Spelling-based estimate
Ending: Final r is pronounced in US English

hold - together -> hold together

Myanmar meaning

[PHRV ] စည်းလုံးသည်။ သွေးစည်းသည်။ (အဆို၊ သီဝရီ စသည်) ယုတ္တိတန်သည်။ လက်ခံနိုင်ဖွယ်ရှိ သည်။

Full entry

hold¹/hǝƱld/ v (pt, pp held /held/)

hold² /hǝƱld/ n

သင်္ဘော၊ လေယာဉ်တို့၏ ဝမ်း။ ဝမ်းလိုဏ်။ ကုန်ခန်း။

More examples

Can you hold my bag for a moment?
[hold something in/under/between something] : He held the book in his hand.
She was holding the catalogue under her arm.
Barry was holding a coin between his finger and thumb.
He held the sandwich between his teeth.
She was holding a baby in her arms.
Can you hold this parcel for me so I can tape it up?
He was held by a single rope.
[hold something steady] : We had to hold our cups steady as the boat rocked.
[hold something shut/still/apart etc] : Hold the torch still.
She was holding her hand to her heart.
Ruth held her head in her hands.
He sat beside her and held her.
[hold someone tight/close] : She kissed him and held him tight.
The corner cupboard holds a TV and CD player.
How much does this jug hold?
The stadium holds 80, 000 people.
The government agreed to hold a referendum.
The presidential election was held on April 26.
She is the first woman to hold this post.
He held a position of trust and responsibility.
[hold office] : President Mitterrand held office for 14 years.
She certainly holds some interesting views.
Three per cent of our shares are now held by US investors.

Synonyms

grasp, clutch, grip, clasp, seize, cling to, embrace, cleave to, stick, accommodate, adhere, apply, arrange, arrest, assemble, assume, attach, authority, aver, be equipped for, be in effect, be in force, be the case, be valid, bear, believe, bet bottom dollar, bind, bolster, bottle up, brace, buttress, buy, call, call together, cargo bay, carry, carry on, catch, celebrate, check, cherish, claim, clamp, cleave, clench, clinch, cling, clout, command, compartment, comprise, conduct, conduct meeting, confine, consider, contain, continue, control, convene, cork up, cradle, credit, cross one's heart, cuddle, deem, detain, dominance, dominion, draw out, enclose, endure, enfold, enjoy, entertain, esteem, exist, extend, fasten, feel, fix, fondle, foothold, footing, freeze to, function, handhold, handle, hang on, have, have bearing, have hunch, have sneaking suspicion, have space for, hold close, hold good, hold on, hold tight, hold true, hug, imprison, incarcerate, include, influence, judge, keep, keep close, keep out, keep up, lap up, last, lay money on, lock, lock up, maintain, not let go, nourish, occupancy, occupation, occupy, officiate, okay, operate, opine, organize, own, ownership, palm, persevere, persist, possess, possession, possession; grasp, power, preside, press, presume, prop, pull, purchase, put a lock on, reckon, regard, remain, remain true, remand, resist, restrain, retain, retention, run, seat, secure, sense, set store by, shore up, shoulder, shut in, solemnize, spell

Antonyms

abandon, aid, allow, assist, avoid, cancel, cease, desert, disbelieve, dispossession, disregard, dodge, drop, exclude, fail, follow, forget, forsake, free, give, give up, go, halt, hang up, help, ignore, lack, leave, let go, liberate, loose, loosen, lose, miss, mistrust, need, neglect, offer, permit, quit, refuse, reject, release, stop, unfasten, untie, want, weaken, weakness