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To make something fixed or stable; to cause to be firmly attached.
secure
fix
attach
fasten
affix
1
When you attach pieces in some ways, they
hold
in
place
.
2
The needle would not
hold
in
place
in the damaged vein.
3
When basket is complete, place another sieve on top to
hold
in
place
.
4
We're going to
hold
in
place
here for a day.
5
It helped to
hold
in
place
a giant, bladed excavator.
6
Pam straightened, but he kept his
hold
in
place
.
7
If necessary,
hold
in
place
with old boards.
8
It was delicate stuff by its very nature, and extremely difficult for me to
hold
in
place
.
9
Kuroda gave him a salt cellar to
hold
in
place
of the Russian fleet and told him to pay attention.
10
Put over this a layer of clean cotton and
hold
in
place
by a bandage or strip of adhesive plaster.
11
So MSS Grinch had little choice but to
hold
in
place
and let the cease-fire situation play out a little more.
12
Pull this tight and
hold
in
place
with a thumb while throwing the cord over your hand, which forms the loop.
13
A sensation of being
held
in
place
for a moment or two?
14
His shirt was still
held
in
place
by only the French cuffs.
15
It was propped open,
held
in
place
with a wedge of concrete.
16
The tree stands firm, for it is
held
in
place
by us.
hold
in
place
hold