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Definition
Synonym
gelten
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
gelten
hold good
gelten
be valid
gelten
als
are considered to be
gelten
als
pass for
gelten
als
to pass for
Regeln
gelten
rules obtain
gelten
als
v
to pass for
wägen, wiegen,
gelten
weigh
gelten
, in Kraft sein
to obtain
diese Artikel
gelten
für
these articles apply to
anwenden, anlegen,
gelten
apply
es soll nicht
gelten
, dass der Käufer
the seller shall not be deemed
gelten
, in Geltung sein, in Kraft sein
obtain
gelten
als
v
gelten
d als
gegolten als
to rate as
rating as
rated as
als etw. betrachtet werden; als etw.
gelten
v
to be presumed to be sth.
Auffassung dass bei Zielkäufen keine Wuchergrenzen
gelten
econ.
time-price doctrine
Am.
Auffassung, dass bei Zielkäufen keine Wuchergrenzen
gelten
econ.
time-price doctrine
Am.
gelten
als
v
Er gilt als sehr reich.; Er soll sehr reich sein.
to be reputed
He is reputed to be very rich.
gelten
; Gültigkeit haben
v
Gilt das noch?; Ist das noch gültig?
to stand
Does that still stand?
zutreffen,
gelten
v
(für)
zutreffend,
gelten
d
zugetroffen, gegolten
to apply (to)
applying
applied
gelten
, gültig sein
gelten
d
gegolten
es gilt
es galt
sie galten
es hat
hatte gegolten
es gälte
to be valid
being valid
been valid
it is valid
it was valid
they were valid
it has
had been valid
I
he
she would be valid
rechnen, zählen,
gelten
rechnend, zählend,
gelten
d
gerechnet, gezählt, gegolten
zu Gunsten von ... zählen
to count
counting
counted
to count on favour
Br.
of ..., to count in favor
Am.
of ...
zählen zu,
gelten
als
zählend,
gelten
d
gezählt, gegolten
zu den Besten zählen
als großer Komponist
gelten
to rank among
ranking
ranked
to rank among the best
to rank as a great composer
politische Sympathien
pl
; politische Präferenzen
pl
pol.
Ihre Sympathien
gelten
den Konservativen.
Er hat liberale Präferenzen.
(political) sympathies
Her sympathies are lie with the Conservatives.
He has liberal sympathies.
Geschäftsbedingungen
pl
allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen
pl
AGB
Im Ãœbrigen
gelten
die allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen. (Vertragsklausel)
business conditions; terms of business
general conditions (of business; of sale); terms and conditions; general terms
In all other respects, the General Terms and Conditions shall apply govern. (contractual clause)
rechnen; zählen;
gelten
v
(als)
rechnend; zählend;
gelten
d
gerechnet; gezählt; gegolten
von heute an gerechnet
zu Gunsten von … zählen
to count (as)
counting
counted
counting from today
to count on favour
Br.
of …; to count in favor
Am.
of …
Geschäftsbedingungen
pl
allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen
pl
AGB
Im Ãœbrigen
gelten
die allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen. (Vertragsklausel)
business conditions; terms of business
general conditions (of business; of sale); terms and conditions; general terms
In all other respects the General Terms and Conditions shall apply govern. (contractual clause)
als jdm.
gelten
; als jd. angesehen werden
v
(Person)
gelten
d; angesehen werdend
gegolten; angesehen worden
Er gilt als politischer Flüchtling.
to qualify as sb. (of a person)
qualifying
qualified
He qualifies as a political refugee.
erachten
erachtend
erachtet
erachtet
erachtete
als notwendig erachten
als etw. erachtet werden, als etw.
gelten
annehmen, dass jd. etw. getan hat
to deem
deeming
deemed
deems
deemed
to deem necessary
to be deemed sth.
to deem sb. to have done sth.
rechnen; zählen;
gelten
v
(als)
rechnend; zählend;
gelten
d
gerechnet; gezählt; gegolten
von heute an gerechnet
zu Gunsten von ... zählen
die Kinder nicht gerechnet
to count (as)
counting
counted
counting from today
to count on favour
Br.
of ...; to count in favor
Am.
of ...
not counting the children
zutreffen;
gelten
; Gültigkeit haben
v
zutreffend;
gelten
d
zugetroffen; gegolten
sinngemäß für etw.
gelten
jur.
Diese Vorstellungen haben für meine Generation keine Gültigkeit mehr.
(für) to apply (to)
applying
applied
to apply mutatis mutandis to sth.
These ideas no longer apply for my generation.
gelten
; Gültigkeit haben (für jdn. etw.); zutreffen (auf jdn. etw.)
v
gelten
d; Gültigkeit habend; zutreffend
gegolten; Gültigkeit gehabt; zugetroffen
Der alte Spruch gilt nach wie vor:
to hold true; to hold good (for sb. sth.)
holding true good
held true good
The old maxim still holds true:
als etw. gewertet werden; als etw.
gelten
v
Zahlungseingänge die (steuerrechtlich) als Einkommen Dividende
gelten
Er steht in keinem treuhänderischen Verhältnis zu diese Firma und das kann ihm auch nicht unterstellt werden.
to be deemed sth. (formal)
deemed income dividend
He shall not have nor been deemed to have a fiduciary relationship with this company.
als etw. gewertet werden; als etw.
gelten
v
Zahlungseingänge, die (steuerrechtlich) als Einkommen Dividende
gelten
Er steht in keinem treuhänderischen Verhältnis zu diese Firma und das kann ihm auch nicht unterstellt werden.
to be deemed sth.
formal
deemed income dividend
He shall not have, nor been deemed to have, a fiduciary relationship with this company.
gelten
v
(gültig sein)
gelten
d
gegolten
es gilt
es galt
sie galten
es hat hatte gegolten
es gälte
Für den Fernabsatz gilt grundsätzlich, dass …
Bei der Auswahl Arbeitsuche beim Waffengebrauch gilt grundsätzlich, dass …
to be valid
being valid
been valid
it is valid
it was valid
they were valid
it has had been valid
I he she would be valid
Distance selling is governed by the general rule that …; Distance selling is subject to the general rule that …
As a general rule principle, when making your choices seeking a job using weapons, …
gelten
; gültig sein
v
gelten
d
gegolten
es gilt
es galt
sie galten
es hat hatte gegolten
es gälte
Für den Fernabsatz gilt grundsätzlich dass ...
Bei der Auswahl Arbeitsuche beim Waffengebrauch gilt grundsätzlich dass ...
to be valid
being valid
been valid
it is valid
it was valid
they were valid
it has had been valid
I he she would be valid
Distance selling is governed by the general rule that ...; Distance selling is subject to the general rule that ...
As a general rule principle when making your choices seeking a job using weapons ...
zutreffen;
gelten
; Gültigkeit haben
v
(für)
zutreffend;
gelten
d
zugetroffen; gegolten
sinngemäß für etw.
gelten
jur.
Es gilt deutsches Recht. (Vertragsklausel)
Diese Vorstellungen haben für meine Generation keine Gültigkeit mehr.
to apply (to)
applying
applied
to apply mutatis mutandis to sth.
German law shall apply. (Contractual clause)
These ideas no longer apply for my generation.
die Absicht haben vorhaben etw. zu tun
v
Ich hatte schon lange vor einen Ratgeber über das Organisieren von Festen zu schreiben.
Es ist eindeutig die Absicht des Gesetzgebers dass diese Hürde genommen werden muss wenn es als strafbarer Tatbestand
gelten
soll.
to have it in mind to do sth. that ...
For a long time I had it in mind to write a guide on organizing festivities.
Parliament clearly has it in mind that you must pass this hurdle for it to be an offence.
die Absicht haben vorhaben, etw. zu tun
v
Ich hatte schon lange vor, einen Ratgeber über das Organisieren von Festen zu schreiben.
Es ist eindeutig die Absicht des Gesetzgebers, dass diese Hürde genommen werden muss, wenn es als strafbarer Tatbestand
gelten
soll.
to have it in mind to do sth. that …
For a long time I had it in mind to write a guide on organizing festivities.
Parliament clearly has it in mind that you must pass this hurdle for it to be an offence.
sich auf jdn. etw. erstrecken; für jdn. etw.
gelten
v
adm.
sich erstreckend auf; für
gelten
d
sich erstreckt auf; für gegolten
Das Angebot gilt nicht für die Lebenspartner von Mitarbeitern.
Seine Bereitschaft zu helfen ging über ein paar Telefonate nicht hinaus.
to extend to sb. sth.
extending to
extended to
The offer does not extend to employees' partners.
His willingness to help did not extend beyond making a few phone calls.
Schwere
f
(hoher Grad; großes Ausmaß)
die Schwere eines Unwetters
die Schwere einer Straftat
Die Symptome können unterschiedlich schwer sein.
Die vorstehenden Strafbestimmungen
gelten
nicht, wenn die Tat nach einer anderen Bestimmung mit strengerer Strafe bedroht ist. (Strafbestimmung)
severity
the severity of a storm
the severity of an offence
The symptoms may vary in severity.
The aforementioned penal provisions shall not apply if the offence is subject to the threat of a penalty of greater severity under a different legal provision. (penal provision)
Schwere
f
(hoher Grad; großes Ausmaß)
die Schwere eines Unwetters
die Schwere einer Straftat
Die Symptome können unterschiedlich schwer sein.
Die vorstehenden Strafbestimmungen
gelten
nicht wenn die Tat nach einer anderen Bestimmung mit strengerer Strafe bedroht ist. (Strafbestimmung)
severity
the severity of a storm
the severity of an offence
The symptoms may vary in severity.
The aforementioned penal provisions shall not apply if the offence is subject to the threat of a penalty of greater severity under a different legal provision. (penal provision)
als etw. anzusehen sein;
gelten
; durchgehen können
ugs.
(Sache)
anzusehen seiend;
gelten
d; durchgehen könnend
anzusehen gewesen; gegeltet; durchgehen gekonnt
Glaubst du kann dieses Kleid als Abendkleidung durchgehen?
Man kann es schlecht als Ãœberraschung bezeichnen wenn jeder wusste dass es passiert.
to qualify as sth. (matter)
qualifying
qualified
Do you think this dress qualifies as evening wear?
It doesn't qualify as a surprise if everyone knew it was going to happen.
rechtswirksam; gültig
adj
jur.
mit sofortiger Wirkung
mit Wirkung vom 15. April
Zeitpunkt Tag des Inkrafttretens
gelten
; in Kraft sein
wirksam werden; in Kraft treten
unwirksam werden; außer Kraft treten
wirksam bleiben
Um wirksam zu werden …; Zu seiner Wirksamkeit …
nach Inkrafttreten des Gesetzes
legally effective
immediately effective
effective (as of) April 15
effective date
to be effective
to become effective
to cease to be effective; to cease to have effect
to remain effective
(In order) to become effective …
after the Act becomes effective
als etw.
gelten
können; anzusehen sein; gesehen werden können; durchgehen können
ugs.
v
(Sache)
Glaubst du, kann dieses Kleid als Abendkleidung durchgehen?
Man kann es schlecht als Ãœberraschung bezeichnen, wenn jeder wusste, dass es passiert.
Wenn du Freunde mitbringst, kann man das nicht als Rendezvous sehen.
to qualify as sth. (of a thing)
Do you think this dress qualifies as evening wear?
It doesn't qualify as a surprise if everyone knew it was going to happen.
It doesn't qualify as a date if you bring along friends.
rechtswirksam; gültig
adj
jur.
mit sofortiger Wirkung
mit Wirkung vom 15. April
Zeitpunkt Tag des Inkrafttretens
gelten
; in Kraft sein
wirksam werden; in Kraft treten
unwirksam werden; außer Kraft treten
wirksam bleiben
Um wirksam zu werden ...; Zu seiner Wirksamkeit ...
nach Inkrafttreten des Gesetzes
legally effective
immediately effective
effective (as of) April 15
effective date
to be effective
to become effective
to cease to be effective
to remain effective
(In order) to become effective ...
after the Act becomes effective
(gesetzlicher) Straftatbestand
m
; strafbarer Tatbestand
m
; Tatbestand
m
; Tatbild
n
Ös.
jur.
ein strafbarer Tatbestand sein; als Straftatbestand
gelten
einen neuen Straftatbestand „Suizidbeihilfe“ schaffen
Teil des Tatbestands sein
In diesem Tatbestand ist ein breites Spektrum kriminellen Verhaltens zusammengefasst.
statutory definition of the (criminal) offence; criminal offence
to constitute a criminal offence
to create a new offence of "abetting suicide"
to be included in the statutory definition of the offence
The statutory definition the offense captures a wide spectrum of criminal conduct.
ergehen
v
adm.
jur.
Es erging der Befehl etw. zu tun.
An die Mitglieder erging die Aufforderung etw. zu tun.
Es erging ein Rundschreiben an alle.
In der Sache LUX ist ein Beschluss ergangen.
Dieser Bescheid ergeht aus Gründen der Rechtssicherheit.
Es
gelten
die Vorschriften vom 25.11.2009 sowie die hierzu ergangenen Richtlinien.
to be issued published enacted
An order was issued to do sth.
The members were called on to do sth.
A circular was sent out to all.
In the matter of LUX an order has been issued.
The notice of administrative decision is being issued in the interests of legal clarity and certainty.
The regulations of 25.11.2009 are applicable as well as the directives introduced on the matter.
ergehen
v
adm.
jur.
Es erging der Befehl, etw. zu tun.
An die Mitglieder erging die Aufforderung, etw. zu tun.
Es erging ein Rundschreiben an alle.
In der Sache LUX ist ein Beschluss ergangen.
Dieser Bescheid ergeht aus Gründen der Rechtssicherheit.
Es
gelten
die Vorschriften vom 25.11.2009 sowie die hierzu ergangenen Richtlinien.
to be issued published enacted
An order was issued to do sth.
The members were called on to do sth.
A circular was sent out to all.
In the matter of LUX an order has been issued.
The notice of administrative decision is being issued in the interests of legal clarity and certainty.
The regulations of 25.11.2009 are applicable as well as the directives introduced on the matter.
einen Rang einnehmen; rangieren; klassieren
Schw.
v
einen Rang einnehmend; rangierend; klassierend
einen Rang eingenommen; rangiert; klassiert
einen hohen Rang einnehmen
an erster Stelle rangieren
vor jdm. rangieren
einen hohen Stellenwert haben
zu jdm. zählen; als jdm.
gelten
zu den Besten zählen
Er gilt als großer Schriftsteller.
to rank
ranking
ranked
to rank high
to rank first highest
to rank above sb.
to rank high
fig.
to rank among sb.
to rank among the best
He ranks as a great writer.
einer (abstrakten) Sache eine konkrete Form Ausformung geben; Gestalt geben; etw. real werden lassen; etw. konkret darstellen; etw. vergegenständlichen
geh.
; etw. reifizieren
geh.
selten
v
die sozialen Strukturen, die als normal
gelten
den amerikanischen Traum Wirklichkeit werden lassen
Solche Triebe finden beim Menschen ihre konkrete Ausformung in verbalen Konstrukten.
Diese Vision wurde in einer Reihe von Skulpturen vergegenständlicht.
to reify sth.
formal
the social confines that are reified as normal
to reify the American Dream
Such instincts are, in man, reified as verbal constructs.
That vision was reified in a series of sculptures.
Kraft
f
; Gültigkeit
f
adm.
jur.
in Kraft sein;
gelten
v
in Kraft treten
in Kraft treten (Versicherung)
in Kraft bleiben
etw. in Kraft setzen
außer Kraft sein
außer Kraft treten
verbindlich bleiben
Die Versicherung tritt in Kraft.
Dieses Abkommen tritt am … in Kraft. (Vertragsformel)
jur.
Dieses Zusatzprotokoll tritt zwei Monate nach seiner Unterzeichnung in Kraft. (Vertragsformel)
jur.
Das neue Gesetz ist am 25. März 2011 in Kraft getreten.
force
to be in force; to be effective
to come enter into force
to be incepted
to remain in force
to bring sth. into force; to put sth. into effect
to have ceased to be in force
to cease to be in force
to remain in full force and effect
The insurance attaches.
The present Agreement shall enter into force on … (contractual phrase)
This Additional Protocol shall enter into force two months from the date of signature thereof. (contractual phrase)
The new Act was enacted on 25th March 2011.
Kraft
f
; Gültigkeit
f
adm.
jur.
in Kraft sein;
gelten
v
in Kraft treten
in Kraft treten (Versicherung)
in Kraft bleiben
etw. in Kraft setzen
außer Kraft sein
außer Kraft treten
verbindlich bleiben
Die Versicherung tritt in Kraft.
Dieses Abkommen tritt am ... in Kraft. (Vertragsformel)
jur.
Dieses Zusatzprotokoll tritt zwei Monate nach seiner Unterzeichnung in Kraft. (Vertragsformel)
jur.
Das neue Gesetz ist am 25. März 2011 in Kraft getreten.
force
to be in force; to be effective
to come enter into force
to be incepted
to remain in force
to bring sth. into force; to put sth. into effect
to have ceased to be in force
to cease to be in force
to remain in full force and effect
The insurance attaches.
The present Agreement shall enter into force on ... (contractual phrase)
This Additional Protocol shall enter into force two months from the date of signature thereof. (contractual phrase)
The new Act was enacted on 25th March 2011.
etw. als etw. anerkennen; jdm. etw. zuerkennen; zubilligen; bescheinigen
v
anerkennend; zuerkennend; zubilligend; bescheinigend
anerkennt; zuerkannt; zugebilligt; bescheinigt
die Zuständigkeit des Gerichts nicht anerkennen
Es ist mittlerweise allgemein anerkannt, dass …
als etw.
gelten
Er gilt als ausgewiesener Fachmann auf dem Gebiet.
Gerasa gilt allgemein als die am besten erhaltene römische Provinzstadt.
Es bleibt abzuwarten, ob sie ihn als ihren Führer anerkennen.
In diesem Teil der Stadt gibt es die anerkannt besten anerkanntermaßen die besten Restaurants.
Es wird den Antragstellern ausdrücklich das Recht zuerkannt, die Architektenpläne einzusehen.
Frankreich wird eine führende Rolle in diesem Bereich bescheinigt.
to acknowledge sb. sth. as sth.
acknowledging
acknowledged
to refuse to acknowledge the authority of the court
It is now widely generally acknowledged that …
to be acknowledged as sth. to be sth.
He is widely acknowledged as an expert in this field.
Gerasa is generally acknowledged to be the best-preserved Roman provincial town.
It remains to be seen whether they acknowledge him as to be their leader.
This part of the city is acknowledged to have the best restaurants.
The applicants are explicitly acknowledged to have the right of inspecting the architect's plans.
France is acknowledged to have a leading role in this field.
etw. als etw. anerkennen; jdm. etw. zuerkennen; zubilligen; bescheinigen
v
anerkennend; zuerkennend; zubilligend; bescheinigend
anerkennt; zuerkannt; zugebilligt; bescheinigt
die Zuständigkeit des Gerichts nicht anerkennen
Es ist mittlerweise allgemein anerkannt dass ...
als etw.
gelten
Er gilt als ausgewiesener Fachmann auf dem Gebiet.
Gerasa gilt allgemein als die am besten erhaltene römische Provinzstadt.
Es bleibt abzuwarten ob sie ihn als ihren Führer anerkennen.
In diesem Teil der Stadt gibt es die anerkannt besten anerkanntermaßen die besten Restaurants.
Es wird den Antragstellern ausdrücklich das Recht zuerkannt die Architektenpläne einzusehen.
Frankreich wird eine führende Rolle in diesem Bereich bescheinigt.
to acknowledge sb. sth. as sth.
acknowledging
acknowledged
to refuse to acknowledge the authority of the court
It is now widely generally acknowledged that ...
to be acknowledged as sth. to be sth.
He is widely acknowledged as an expert in this field.
Gerasa is generally acknowledged to be the best-preserved Roman provincial town.
It remains to be seen whether they acknowledge him as to be their leader.
This part of the city is acknowledged to have the best restaurants.
The applicants are explicitly acknowledged to have the right of inspecting the architect's plans.
France is acknowledged to have a leading role in this field.
Deutsche
gelten Synonyme
gültig
sein
ÂGültigkeit
besitzen
ÂGültigkeit
haben
Âgelten
Âin
Kraft
sein
Weitere Ergebnisse für
gelten Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
hold good Synonyme
hold
abandon
abduction
abide
abort
absorb
absorb the attention
abstain
accent
accent mark
accommodate
account
account as
accumulate
acropolis
adhere
adhere to
adjudge
adjudicate
admit
advance
advantage
adverse possession
affirm
afford support
agglomerate
agree to
agree with
allege
allow
alodium
amass
announce
annunciate
answer
apply
apprehension
approve of
archives
argue
armory
arrest
arrestation
arsenal
ascendancy
assemble
assert
assever
asseverate
assimilate
assume
attic
authority
avail
aver
avoid
avouch
avow
back
back up
backlog
balance
ballast
bank
bar
basement
bastion
bay
be
be afraid
be consistent
be enfeoffed of
be equal to
be extant
be found
be in existence
be judicious
be met with
be possessed of
be present
be seized of
be the case
be there
be true
be truthful
beachhead
bear
bear hug
bear up
belay
believe
beset
bide
bin
bite
blockhouse
boast
bolster
bolster up
bonded warehouse
bookcase
booth
bosom
bottle up
box
box up
brace
breathe
bridgehead
bridle
bunch
bunker
buoy up
burgage
buttery
buttress
cage
call
cancel
capture
care
cargo dock
carry
carry on
castle
catch
catch up
catching
cavity
cease
cell
cellar
cellarage
cellule
chamber
character
charge
charisma
charm
check
cherish
chest
citadel
claim
clamp
clasp
claws
cleave
cleave to
clench
clinch
cling
cling to
clinging
clip
cloister
closet
clot
clout
cluster
clutch
clutches
coagulate
coal bin
cohere
collaring
collect
colony
command
compartment
compel
complete
comprehend
comprise
conceal
conceive
condone
conduct
confine
conform to fact
congeal
conglomerate
consequence
conservatory
consider
constrain
contain
contend
continue
continue to be
control
convene
convoke
cool
cool off
coop
coop in
coop up
cork up
count
count in
countenance
counterbalance
coup
cover
cradle
crate
credit
crib
crutch
crypt
cumulate
hold
back
abstain
abstain from
arrest
avoid
avoid excess
backpedal
backwater
begrudge
bit
block
bottle up
brake
bridle
check
clip the wings
close the hand
confine
conserve
constrain
contain
control
cool
cool off
countercheck
curb
curtail
dam up
damp
dampen
decelerate
delay
deny
detain
dispense with
do without
dompt
drag
draw rein
ease off
ease up
eat sparingly
eat to live
enjoin
eschew
exercise self-control
forbear
forgo
govern
grudge
guard
hinder
hold
hold
aloof from
hold
at bay
hold
down
hold
fast
hold
in
hold
in check
hold
in leash
hold
off
hold
out on
hold
up
husband
impede
inhibit
intercept
interfere
intermeddle
interrupt
intervene
keep
keep back
keep by one
keep from
keep in
keep in check
keep in hand
keep in reserve
keep in store
keep on hand
keep out
keep under control
keep within bounds
keep within compass
keep within limits
lag
lay by
lay under restraint
let alone
let down
let go by
let up
live plainly
lose ground
lose momentum
lose speed
make late
meddle
moderate
mortify the flesh
never touch
not touch
not use
obstruct
oppose
pass up
preserve
prohibit
pull
pull in
put apart
put aside
put by
reef
refrain
refrain from
rein
rein in
relax
repress
reserve
resist
restrain
retain
retard
retrench
save
save up
scotch
set apart
set aside
set back
set by
shun
slack off
slack up
slacken
slow
slow down
slow up
snub
spare
stand aloof from
stay
stop
straiten
suppress
take in sail
throttle down
waive
with
hold
hold
by
abide by
act up to
adhere to
attend to
be faithful to
comply with
conform to
do justice to
fill
follow
fulfill
heed
keep
keep faith with
live up to
make good
meet
observe
regard
respect
satisfy
hold
cheap
be above
be contemptuous of
care nothing for
contemn
deride
despise
disdain
disparage
disprize
dump on
feel contempt for
feel superior to
hold
beneath one
hold
in contempt
insult
look down upon
misprize
put down
rank low
ridicule
scorn
set at naught
sneer at
sneeze at
sniff at
snort at
think nothing of
hold
down
asphyxiate
bit
bottle up
bridle
censor
check
choke off
clamp down on
constrain
cork
cork up
crack down on
crush
curb
damp down
deprive of freedom
disenfranchise
disfranchise
dominate
drown
enslave
enthrall
extinguish
gag
hold
back
hold
captive
hold
in
hold
in bondage
hold
in captivity
hold
in leash
hold
in subjection
inhibit
jump on
keep down
keep under
kill
lead captive
make dependent
muzzle
peonize
pour water on
put down
quash
quell
quench
repress
shut down on
silence
sit down on
sit on
smash
smother
squash
squelch
stanch
stifle
strangle
stultify
subdue
subject
subjugate
subordinate
suffocate
suppress
take captive
throttle
vassalize
with
hold
hold
everything
abide
await
bide
bide the issue
dally
dawdle
delay
dillydally
hang about
hang around
hold
on
hold
your horses
linger
loiter
mark time
sit tight
sit up
stay
stay up
stick around
take time
tarry
wait
wait a minute
wait and see
hold
fast
adhere to
arrest
be unflappable
bear up
bite
bridle
check
clasp
cleave to
clench
clinch
cling
cling like ivy
clip
clutch
come up fighting
constrain
contain
control
cool
cool off
curb
curtail
decelerate
dig in
dompt
embrace
enjoin
freeze to
get home free
govern
grapple
grasp
grip
gripe
guard
hang in
hang in there
hang on
hang on to
hang tough
hinder
hold
hold
at bay
hold
back
hold
in
hold
in check
hold
in leash
hold
on
hold
on to
hold
out
hold
tight
hold
up
hug
inhibit
keep
keep back
keep from
keep
hold
of
keep in
keep in check
keep under control
lay under restraint
live through it
live with it
never let go
never say die
nip
not budge
not give up
prohibit
pull
pull in
rein
rein in
remain firm
restrain
retard
retrench
ride it out
set back
slow down
snub
stand fast
stand firm
stand no nonsense
stand pat
stand the gaff
stand up
stay it out
stay put
stay the distance
stay with it
stick
stick close
stick fast
stick it
stick it out
stick out
stick to
stick to it
stick with it
straiten
take what comes
tough it out
weather
weather the storm
with
hold
hold
forth
debate
declaim
demagogue
discourse
elocute
explain
exposit
expound
extend
harangue
hold
out
lecture
monologize
monopolize the conversation
moralize
mouth
offer
orate
out-herod Herod
perorate
point a moral
preach
prefer
present
proffer
put up
rabble-rouse
rant
read
read a lesson
recite
rodomontade
say aside
sermonize
soliloquize
spiel
spout
submit
tender
think aloud
think out loud
tub-thump
hold
good
afford proof of
ascertain
be consistent
be demonstrable
be irrefutable
be logical
be reasonable
be the case
be true
be truthful
bring home to
cinch
clinch
conform to fact
demonstrate
determine
establish
figure
fix
follow
follow from
have a case
hold
hold
together
hold
true
hold
up
hold
water
make good
make out
make sense
nail down
prove
prove out
prove to be
prove true
remain valid
remove all doubt
set at rest
settle
settle the matter
show
stand the test
stand to reason
stand up
stick together
wash
hold
in contempt
be above
be contemptuous of
belittle
bring down
bring into discredit
bring low
care nothing for
contemn
cry down
dare
debase
decry
degrade
denigrate
deprecate
depreciate
deride
derogate from
despise
detract from
disapprove of
discommend
discredit
disdain
disgrace
disparage
dispraise
disprize
disvalue
dump on
feel contempt for
feel superior to
get fresh
get smart
have a nerve
have the cheek
have the gall
hold
beneath one
hold
cheap
insult
knock
look down upon
make bold
make little of
minimize
misprize
presume
put down
rank low
reflect discredit upon
ridicule
run down
scorn
set at naught
slight
sneer at
sneeze at
sniff at
snort at
speak ill of
submit to indignity
take liberties
taunt
think nothing of
hold
off
abstain
adjourn
be dilatory
beat back
beat off
blench
block
boggle
brush off
chase
chase away
chase off
check
continue
counter
cut
defer
delay
demur
dismiss
dispense with
do without
drag out
drive away
drive back
extend
falter
fend
fend off
fight shy of
filibuster
flinch
forbear
forgo
gain time
hang
hang back
hang fire
hang off
hang up
have qualms
hesitate
hinder
hold
at bay
hold
back
hold
over
hold
up
keep at bay
keep back
keep in hand
keep off
lay aside
lay by
lay over
let alone
make bones about
make time
not touch
not use
obstruct
pack off
parry
pause
pigeonhole
play for time
postpone
procrastinate
prolong
prorogate
prorogue
protract
pull back
push aside
push back
put
put aside
put back
put off
put on ice
quail
rebuff
rebut
recess
recoil
refrain
refuse
repel
repulse
reserve
save
scruple
send away
send off
send packing
set aside
set by
shelve
shift off
shrink
shy
shy at
sleep on
snub
spare
spurn
stall
stall for time
stall off
stand over
stave off
stay
stick at
stickle
stooge around
stop
strain
stretch out
suspend
table
take a recess
talk against time
temporize
thrust back
turn aside
turn back
waive
ward off
waver
wince
hold
office
alternate
be in office
be the incumbent
cover
do a hitch
do a stint
do a tour
do time
enlist
fill an office
fill in for
have a go
have tenure
keep a watch
occupy a post
re-up
reenlist
relieve
serve time
sign up
spell
spell off
take turns
time off
hold
on
abide
adhere
adhere to
agglomerate
aim
aim at
await
be caught short
be short
bear up
belong
bend
bide
bide the issue
bite
bucket
bucketshop
bunch
carry on
cease not
clasp
cleave
cleave to
clench
clinch
cling
cling to
clip
clot
cluster
clutch
coagulate
cohere
come up fighting
congeal
conglomerate
continue
continue to be
dally
dawdle
defeat time
defy time
delay
deposit margin
determine
dillydally
direct
directionize
drag on
dwell
embrace
endure
exist
extend
fix
fix on
freeze to
go along
go long
go on
grapple
grasp
grip
gripe
grow together
hang about
hang around
hang in
hang in there
hang on
hang on to
hang together
hang tough
hold
hold
everything
hold
fast
hold
on to
hold
out
hold
steady
hold
tight
hold
together
hold
up
hold
your horses
hug
jog on
keep
keep going
keep
hold
of
keep on
last
last long
last out
level at
linger
live
live on
live through
live through it
live with it
loiter
maintain
make a killing
make a scoop
margin up
mark time
mass
miss the market
never cease
never let go
never say die
nip
not give up
operate
overstay the market
perdure
perennate
persist
play the market
plunge
point
point at
point to
present
prevail
pyramid
remain
run
run on
scalp
scoop the market
set
sight on
sit tight
sit up
slog on
solidify
speculate
stag
stag the market
stagger on
stand
stand up
stay
stay it out
stay on
stay put
stay the distance
stay up
stay with it
stick
stick around
stick it
stick it out
stick out
stick to
stick to it
stick together
stick with it
subsist
survive
sustain
take a flier
take
hold
of
take time
tarry
tide over
tough it out
trade on margin
train
train upon
turn
turn upon
venture
wait
wait a minute
wait and see
wear
wear well
hold
out
abide
balk
be proof against
be unflappable
be unmoved
be unwilling
bear up
bear up against
beg off
bide
boycott
carry on
come up fighting
continue
continue to be
decline
decline to accept
defeat time
defy
defy time
die hard
dig in
disagree
disallow
disclaim
dissent
dwell
endure
exist
extend
get home free
give
go on
go on strike
go out
hang in
hang in there
hang on
hang tough
hold
hold
fast
hold
forth
hold
on
hold
out against
hold
up
keep
keep on
keep up
last
last long
last out
live
live on
live through
live through it
live with it
lock out
maintain
negate
negative
never say die
not back down
not budge
not buy
not consent
not flag
not give up
not hear of
not submit
not think of
not weaken
offer
perdure
perennate
persevere
persist
picket
pose
prefer
present
prevail
proffer
put up
rebuff
refuse
refuse consent
reject
remain
remain firm
repel
repudiate
repulse
resist
resist entreaty
resist persuasion
revolt
ride it out
run
run on
say nay
say no
see it out
shut it down
sit down
slow down
stand
stand aloof
stand fast
stand firm
stand no nonsense
stand out
stand pat
stand the gaff
stand up
stay
stay it out
stay on
stay put
stay the distance
stay with it
stick
stick fast
stick it
stick it out
stick out
stick to it
stick with it
stickle
strike
submit
subsist
survive
sustain
sweat it out
take it
take no denial
take what comes
tarry
tender
tide over
tough it out
turn down
vote nay
vote negatively
walk out
wear
wear well
weather
weather the storm
withstand
hold
out on
bosom
classify
conceal
file and forget
hold
back
in petto
keep
keep back
keep between us
keep buttoned up
keep close
keep dark
keep from
keep in ignorance
keep mum
keep secret
keep snug
keep under wraps
make no sign
never let on
not give away
not tell
play dumb
secrete
veil
with
hold
hold
over
adjourn
continue
defer
delay
drag out
extend
hang fire
hang up
hold
off
hold
up
lay aside
lay by
lay over
pigeonhole
postpone
prolong
prorogate
prorogue
protract
push aside
put aside
put off
put on ice
recess
reserve
set aside
set by
shelve
shift off
sleep on
stand over
stave off
stay
stretch out
suspend
table
take a recess
waive
hold
together
accord
act in concert
act together
adhere
affiliate
agglomerate
agree
ally
amalgamate
answer to
assent
associate
assort with
band
band together
be consistent
be in league
be of one
be the case
be true
be truthful
be uniform with
bunch
check
chime
clasp
cleave
clinch
cling
cling to
clot
club together
cluster
coact
coagulate
coalesce
cohere
coincide
collaborate
collude
combine
come together
communicate
concert
concord
concur
confederate
conform
conform to fact
conform with
congeal
conglomerate
connect
consist with
consolidate
conspire
converge
cooperate
correspond
do business with
dovetail
embrace
fall in together
federate
fit together
freeze to
fuse
get heads together
get together
go partners
go together
go with
grasp
grow together
hang on
hang together
harmonize
hit
hold
hold
good
hold
on
hold
true
hold
up
hold
water
hook up
hug
intercommunicate
interlock
intersect
jibe
join
join in
join together
keep together
knit
league
league together
lock
make common cause
mass
match
meet
merge
overlap
parallel
partner
persist
play ball
prove out
prove to be
prove true
pull together
put heads together
reciprocate
register
register with
remain valid
respond to
set
sing in chorus
solidify
sort with
square
square with
stand the test
stand together
stand up
stay
stay put
stick
stick together
take
hold
of
tally
team up
throw in together
tie in
tie up
unite
unite efforts
wash
work together
hold
true
be consistent
be the case
be true
be truthful
conform to fact
hold
hold
good
hold
together
hold
up
hold
water
prove out
prove to be
prove true
remain valid
stand the test
stand up
stick together
wash
hold
up
adjourn
advertise
afford support
air
arrest
back
back up
backpedal
backwater
be consistent
be proof against
be the case
be true
be truthful
be unflappable
bear
bear out
bear up
bear up against
blazon forth
bleed
bleed white
block
bolster
bolster up
boost
bottle up
brace
brake
brandish
bridle
buoy
buoy up
buttress
carry
cast up
check
clip
clip the wings
come up fighting
commit robbery
confine
conform to fact
constrain
contain
continue
control
cool
cool off
countercheck
cradle
crutch
curb
curtail
cushion
dam up
damp
dampen
dangle
decelerate
defer
defy
delay
demonstrate
detain
display
dompt
drag
drag out
draw rein
ease off
ease up
elevate
emblazon
endure
enjoin
erect
escalate
exhibit
exploit
extend
finance
flash
flaunt
fleece
float
float high
flourish
fund
get by
get home free
give support
gouge
govern
guard
hack it
hang fire
hang in
hang in there
hang on
hang tough
hang up
heave
heft
heighten
heist
hijack
hike
hinder
hoick
hoist
hold
hold
at bay
hold
back
hold
fast
hold
good
hold
in
hold
in check
hold
in leash
hold
off
hold
on
hold
out
hold
over
hold
together
hold
true
hold
water
impede
inhibit
intercept
interfere
intermeddle
interrupt
intervene
jerk up
keep
keep afloat
keep back
keep from
keep in
keep in check
keep under control
keep up
knock over
knock up
lag
lay aside
lay by
lay over
lay under restraint
lend support
let down
let up
levitate
lift
lift up
live through it
live with it
lob
loft
lose ground
lose momentum
lose speed
mainstay
maintain
make late
manifest
meddle
meet requirements
moderate
mug
never say die
not budge
not flag
not give up
not weaken
obstruct
oppose
overcharge
overprice
overtax
parade
pass
pass muster
perk up
pigeonhole
pillow
postpone
profiteer
prohibit
prolong
prop
prop up
prorogate
prorogue
protract
prove out
prove to be
prove true
pull
hold
water
afford proof of
ascertain
be consistent
be demonstrable
be irrefutable
be logical
be reasonable
be the case
be true
be truthful
bring home to
cinch
clinch
conform to fact
demonstrate
determine
establish
figure
fix
follow
follow from
have a case
hold
hold
good
hold
together
hold
true
hold
up
make good
make out
make sense
nail down
prove
prove out
prove to be
prove true
remain valid
remove all doubt
set at rest
settle
settle the matter
show
stand the test
stand to reason
stand up
stick together
wash
gelten Definition
Anchor-hold
(
n.
)
The
hold
or
grip
of
an
anchor,
or
that
to
which
it
holds.
Anchor-hold
(
n.
)
Hence:
Firm
hold:
security.
Good
(
superl.
)
Possessing
desirable
qualities
Good
(
superl.
)
Possessing
moral
excellence
or
virtue
Good
(
superl.
)
Kind
Good
(
superl.
)
Serviceable
Good
(
superl.
)
Clever
Good
(
superl.
)
Adequate
Good
(
superl.
)
Real
Good
(
superl.
)
Not
small,
insignificant,
or
of
no
account
Good
(
superl.
)
Not
lacking
or
deficient
Good
(
superl.
)
Not
blemished
or
impeached
Good
(
n.
)
That
which
possesses
desirable
qualities,
promotes
success,
welfare,
or
happiness,
is
serviceable,
fit,
excellent,
kind,
benevolent,
etc.
Good
(
n.
)
Advancement
of
interest
or
happiness
Good
(
n.
)
Wares
Good
(
adv.
)
Well,
--
especially
in
the
phrase
as
good,
with
a
following
as
expressed
or
implied
Good
(
v.
t.)
To
make
good
Good
(
v.
t.)
To
manure
Good-by
(
n.
/
interj.)
Alt.
of
Good-bye
Good-bye
(
n.
/
interj.)
Farewell
Good-den
(
interj.
)
A
form
of
salutation.
Good-fellowship
(
n.
)
Agreeable
companionship
Good-humored
(
a.
)
Having
a
cheerful
spirit
and
demeanor
Good-humoredly
(
adv.
)
With
a
cheerful
spirit
Good-looking
(
a.
)
Handsome.
Good-natured
(
a.
)
Naturally
mild
in
temper
Good-naturedly
(
adv.
)
With
maldness
of
temper.
Good
now
(
)
An
exclamation
of
wonder,
surprise,
or
entreaty.
Good-tempered
(
a.
)
Having
a
good
temper
Hold
(
n.
)
The
whole
interior
portion
of
a
vessel
below
the
lower
deck,
in
which
the
cargo
is
stowed.
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
remain
in
a
given
situation,
position,
or
relation,
within
certain
limits,
or
the
like
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
retain
in
one's
keeping
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
have
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
impose
restraint
upon
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
maintain
in
being
or
action
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
prosecute,
have,
take,
or
join
in,
as
something
which
is
the
result
of
united
action
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
receive
and
retain
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
accept,
as
an
opinion
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
consider
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
bear,
carry,
or
manage
Hold
(
n.
i.)
In
general,
to
keep
one's
self
in
a
given
position
or
condition
Hold
(
n.
i.)
Not
to
more
Hold
(
n.
i.)
Not
to
give
way
Hold
(
n.
i.)
Not
to
fail
or
be
found
wanting
Hold
(
n.
i.)
Not
to
fall
away,
desert,
or
prove
recreant
Hold
(
n.
i.)
To
restrain
one's
self
Hold
(
n.
i.)
To
derive
right
or
title
Hold
(
n.
)
The
act
of
holding,
as
in
or
with
the
hands
or
arms
Hold
(
n.
)
The
authority
or
ground
to
take
or
keep
Hold
(
n.
)
Binding
power
and
influence.
hold good Bedeutung
chokehold
choke
hold
a
restraining
hold,
someone
loops
the
arm
around
the
neck
of
another
person
in
a
tight
grip,
usually
from
behind,
he
grabbed
the
woman
in
a
chokehold,
demanded
her
cash
and
jewelry,
and
then
fled
hold-down
a
limitation
or
constraint,
taxpayers
want
a
hold-down
on
government
spending
grasping
taking
hold
seizing
prehension
the
act
of
gripping
something
firmly
with
the
hands
(or
the
tentacles)
clasp
clench
clutch
clutches
grasp
grip
hold
the
act
of
grasping,
he
released
his
clasp
on
my
arm,
he
has
a
strong
grip
for
an
old
man,
she
kept
a
firm
hold
on
the
railing
wrestling
hold
a
hold
used
in
the
sport
of
wrestling
scissors
scissors
hold
scissor
hold
scissor
grip
scissors
grip
a
wrestling
hold
in
which
you
wrap
your
legs
around
the
opponents
body
or
head
and
put
your
feet
together
and
squeeze
turn
good
turn
a
favor
for
someone,
he
did
me
a
good
turn
cargo
area
cargo
deck
cargo
hold
hold
storage
area
the
space
in
a
ship
or
aircraft
for
storing
cargo
charm
good
luck
charm
something
believed
to
bring
good
luck
commodity
trade
good
good
articles
of
commerce
handle
grip
handgrip
hold
the
appendage
to
an
object
that
is
designed
to
be
held
in
order
to
use
or
move
it,
he
grabbed
the
hammer
by
the
handle,
it
was
an
old
briefcase
but
it
still
had
a
good
grip
hold
keep
a
cell
in
a
jail
or
prison
hold
a
stronghold
worldly
possession
worldly
good
a
commodity
or
good
associated
with
the
earthly,
rather
than
the
spiritual,
existence
of
human
beings
good-temperedness
good-humoredness
good-humouredness
good-naturedness
a
cheerful
willingness
to
be
obliging
good
nature
a
cheerful,
obliging
disposition
grace
good
will
goodwill
a
disposition
to
kindness
and
compassion,
the
victor's
grace
in
treating
the
vanquished
neighborliness
neighbourliness
good-neighborliness
good-neighbourliness
a
disposition
to
be
friendly
and
helpful
to
neighbors
handsomeness
good
looks
the
quality
of
having
regular
well-defined
features
(especially
of
a
man)
good
goodness
moral
excellence
or
admirableness,
there
is
much
good
to
be
found
in
people
good
faith
straightness
having
honest
intentions,
he
acted
in
good
faith,
doubt
was
expressed
as
to
the
good
faith
of
the
immigrants
good
form
behavior
that
conforms
to
social
conventions
of
the
time,
it
is
not
good
form
to
brag
about
winning
courtesy
good
manners
a
courteous
manner
good
part
a
place
of
especial
strength
good
goodness
that
which
is
pleasing
or
valuable
or
useful,
weigh
the
good
against
the
bad,
among
the
highest
goods
of
all
are
happiness
and
selfealization
good
benefit,
for
your
own
good,
what's
the
good
of
worrying?
common
good
commonweal
the
good
of
a
community
hold
power
by
which
something
or
someone
is
affected
or
dominated,
he
has
a
hold
over
them
common
sense
good
sense
gumption
horse
sense
sense
mother
wit
sound
practical
judgment,
Common
sense
is
not
so
common,
he
hasn't
got
the
sense
God
gave
little
green
apples,
fortunately
she
had
the
good
sense
to
run
away
appreciation
grasp
hold
understanding
of
the
nature
or
meaning
or
quality
or
magnitude
of
something,
he
has
a
good
grasp
of
accounting
practices
exemplar
example
model
good
example
something
to
be
imitated,
an
exemplar
of
success,
a
model
of
clarity,
he
is
the
very
model
of
a
modern
major
general
good
continuation
continuation
law
of
continuation
a
Gestalt
principle
of
organization
holding
that
there
is
an
innate
tendency
to
perceive
a
line
as
continuing
its
established
direction
Bible
Christian
Bible
Book
Good
Book
Holy
Scripture
Holy
Writ
Scripture
Word
of
God
Word
the
sacred
writings
of
the
Christian
religions,
he
went
to
carry
the
Word
to
the
heathen
f
adieu
adios
arrivederci
auf
wiedersehen
au
revoir
bye
bye-bye
cheerio
good-by
goodby
good-bye
goodbye
good
day
sayonara
so
long
a
farewell
remark,
they
said
their
good-byes
good
morning
morning
a
conventional
expression
of
greeting
or
farewell
good
afternoon
afternoon
a
conventional
expression
of
greeting
or
farewell
good
night
a
conventional
expression
of
farewell
good
word
good
news
good
authority
testimony
by
someone
who
should
know,
I
have
it
on
good
authority
recommendation
testimonial
good
word
something
that
recommends
(or
expresses
commendation
of)
a
person
or
thing
as
worthy
or
desirable
funny
story
good
story
funny
remark
funny
an
account
of
an
amusing
incident
(usually
with
a
punch
line),
she
told
a
funny
story,
she
made
a
funny
good
time
blast
a
highly
pleasurable
or
exciting
experience,
we
had
a
good
time
at
the
party,
celebrating
after
the
game
was
a
blast
break
good
luck
happy
chance
an
unexpected
piece
of
good
luck,
he
finally
got
his
big
break
good
will
goodwill
the
friendly
hope
that
something
will
succeed
good
humor
good
humour
good
temper
amiability
a
cheerful
and
agreeable
mood
Cape
Province
Cape
of
Good
Hope
Province
Cape
Colony
a
former
province
of
southern
South
Africa
that
was
settled
by
the
Dutch
in
and
ceded
to
Great
Britain
in
,
in
it
was
split
into
three
new
provinces
of
South
Africa
Cape
of
Good
Hope
a
province
of
western
South
Africa
Cape
of
Good
Hope
a
point
of
land
in
southwestern
South
Africa
(south
of
Cape
Town)
eudemon
eudaemon
good
spirit
a
benevolent
spirit
goldbrick
goof-off
ne'er-do-well
good-for-nothing
no-account
good-for-naught
an
idle
worthless
person
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