Идиома "hold one's own (in an argument)" с переводом

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Другие английские идиомы на букву H

• Have an ear for (something)
• Hit home
• Have an eye on (someone or something)
• Have (something) on
• Hang up (the telephone)
• High seas
• Have the cheek to do something
• Have a big mouth
• Have one's work cut out for one
• Have a leg up on (someone)
• Hell and high water
• Heavy going
• High on (something)
• Have one's hands tied
• Have a sweet tooth
• Hear (someone) out
• Have to live with (something)
• Have an in with (someone)
• Hold forth
• House of cards
• Hang loose
• High man on the totem pole
• Hold one's fire
• Have (something) coming out of one's ears
• Have a foot in both camps
• Hold all the cards
• Have (something) in stock
• Have one's nose to the grindstone
• Hold out for (something)
• Have a run-in with (the law/someone)
• Have it in for (someone)
• Have a chip on one's shoulder
• Have to (do something)
• Have the wherewithal to (do something)
• Hang tough
• Hang around
• Have a field day
• Have a scrape with (someone or something)
• Heart is set against (something)
• Hold (someone) in high regard
• Hell-bent for leather
• Hang on to (something)
• Have been around
• Have a way with (someone or something)
• Have them rolling in the aisles
• Hit (someone) right between the eyes
• Holier-than-thou
• Have (someone) dead to rights
• Have one for the road
• Have bats in one's belfry