to hold over
01
勒索, 控制
to use information or secrets one knows about an individual to control, threaten, or pressure them into doing what one wants
语法信息
形态构成
短语
动作动词
规则
可分离
小品词
over
基本动词
hold
现在时
hold over
第三人称单数
holds over
现在分词
holding over
一般过去时
held over
过去分词
held over
例子
He discovered a secret about his coworker and decided to hold it over him to gain an advantage at work.
他发现了关于同事的一个秘密，并决定利用它来要挟以在工作中获得优势。
02
保留, 留到下一季
to retain goods or merchandise, typically from one season to the next, for future sale or use
例子
They chose to hold over some of the holiday decorations for the next season.
他们选择保留一些节日装饰品用于下一个季节。
03
保留, 维持
to maintain someone or something in a position or state that dates back to an earlier period of time
例子
Despite the change in leadership, they held over some of the experienced staff.
尽管领导层发生了变化，但他们还是保留了一些有经验的员工。
04
延长, 留任
to prolong or extend a term of office or position beyond its regular or expected duration
例子
The mayor was held over for an additional year due to the ongoing infrastructure projects.
由于正在进行的基础设施项目，市长被留任了额外一年。
05
推迟, 延期
to postpone or delay addressing something, leaving it for future consideration or action
例子
The discussion about the budget was held over due to time constraints.
由于时间限制，关于预算的讨论被推迟了。
06
延长, 继续上映
to extend the showing or performance of a film, play, or similar entertainment for a longer duration than originally planned
例子
The film was so well-received that it was held over for an extra month at the theater.
这部电影大受欢迎，因此在剧院延长放映了一个月。
07
推迟, 延期
to delay or postpone either an event or someone's progress for a later time
例子
The meeting was held over until the necessary participants could attend.
会议被推迟，直到必要的参与者能够参加。
