Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
Hold up (ph. v./n):
📌 To delay, obstruct; a delay
✏️ The Board of Directors meeting was held up as the CEO was unexpectedly stuck in traffic.
✏️ There was a hold up at the permit office, so construction will be delayed until next week.
📌 Remain strong under pressure or scrutiny
✏️Her arguments, though impressive, won’t hold up in a court of law as they are based on opinion, not fact.
Hold up (ph. v./n):
📌 To delay, obstruct; a delay
✏️ The Board of Directors meeting was held up as the CEO was unexpectedly stuck in traffic.
✏️ There was a hold up at the permit office, so construction will be delayed until next week.
📌 Remain strong under pressure or scrutiny
✏️Her arguments, though impressive, won’t hold up in a court of law as they are based on opinion, not fact.










