What means held off?

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postpone
Definition of hold off transitive verb. 1 : to block from an objective : delay. 2 : to defer action on : postpone hold off a decision.

Which will be held on meaning?

You can use this phrase when telling someone when the next meeting will be.

Will be held up meaning?

transitive often passiveto cause a delay for someone or something, or to make them late. Sorry I’m late, but my train was held up. She got held up at work.

What is another word for held off?

postponed	deferred
put aside	held off on
pigeonholed	laid over
held in abeyance	laid on the table
continued	stalled

Will hold means?

b : to continue in the same way or to the same degree : last entry 1 hopes the weather will hold —often used with up.

How do you use hold off?

: to decide that (something) will happen at a later time : to postpone She decided to hold off on her vacation for a while longer. He held off on announcing his decision.

Will be held in a sentence?

Sentence examples for will be held at from inspiring English sources. Funeral services will be held at graveside. Shiva will be held at the residence. A memorial will be held at Brown University.

Will be held or will take place?

I’d say that be held and take place are equally formal. I personally prefer take place but really either would be good there. I can’t think of a more formal term, off-hand.

What does it mean to be holding up?

intransitive verb. : to continue in the same condition without failing or losing effectiveness or force she’s holding up under the strain music that holds up twenty years later.

Is it hold up or hold on?

Technically speaking, the two do have different meanings. ‘Hold up’ is used to ask a person to stop or make a delay and ‘hold on’ is used to ask a person to wait. However, the two words are used interchangeably. There is not much difference between asking someone to wait and asking them to stop.

What is another word for on hold?

What is another word for put on hold?

postpone	defer
hold	carry over
prolong	give rain check
protract	hang fire
keep in abeyance	detain

What is the past tense of hold off?

held off
hold off Definitions and Synonyms

present tense
he/she/it	holds off
present participle	holding off
past tense	held off
past participle	held off