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holds

[hoʊldz]

holds Definition

  • 1to have or keep something in your hand, arms, etc.
  • 2to support the weight of something or someone without moving or falling
  • 3to contain or be able to contain a particular amount or number of things

Using holds: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "holds" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She holds a bouquet of flowers in her hands.

  • Example

    The bridge can hold up to 50 tons of weight.

  • Example

    This container holds 2 liters of water.

holds Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for holds

Idioms Using holds

  • to find or obtain something

    Example

    I've been trying to get hold of you all day.

  • to become established or have an effect

    Example

    The new policy is starting to take hold.

  • to have power or control over someone or something

    Example

    The company has a hold over the local economy.

Phrases with holds

  • to wait for a short time

    Example

    Please hold on while I transfer your call.

  • to stop someone or something from moving forward

    Example

    The police officer held back the crowd.

  • to delay or postpone something

    Example

    Let's hold off on making a decision until we have more information.

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Summary: holds in Brief

The verb 'holds' [hoʊldz] means to have or keep something in your hand or to support the weight of something or someone. It can also mean to contain a particular amount or number of things. Examples include 'She holds a bouquet of flowers in her hands,' 'The bridge can hold up to 50 tons of weight,' and 'This container holds 2 liters of water.' Phrases like 'hold on' and idioms like 'get hold of' are also commonly used.