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●ˌhold ˈout1. if money or supplies, etc. hold out, they last or remain （钱款、供应品等）持续保有，未耗尽◆I’m staying here for as long as my money holds out.
我要在这里一直呆到我的钱花光。◆Do you think the fine weather will hold out?
你认为好天气会持续下去吗？SYN last out2. (against sb/sth) to resist an attack 抵抗；抗击◆The town continues to hold out against enemy bombing.
全镇人继续抵御敌人的轰炸。3. (against sth) to refuse to accept sth that you do not agree with 拒绝；拒不接受◆We can’t hold out against industrialization any longer.
我们不能再拒绝工业化了。OPP give in (to sb/sth) [v + adv]▸ ˈholdout noun
a person or group of people that resists an attack, an enemy or an opponent, or refuses to accept sth 抵抗者；拒绝接受者 |