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hold; manage; persist; enforce; capture
Meanings
8 senses · 33 examplesverb
to hold; to grasp
Used for holding objects or symbolic items.
He is holding a pen to write an essay.
Young Pioneers walked past the square holding red flags.
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She raised her glass to toast the guests.
He stood at the door holding an umbrella waiting for his friend.
The painter held a brush to paint landscapes.
verb
to be in charge; to administer
formalUsed for holding official positions or managing affairs.
He will be in charge of the China region business of this multinational company.
Professor Li will teach economics courses at the college.
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The ruling party is advancing new people's livelihood policies.
He has managed this restaurant for five years.
The new mayor will take charge of the government affairs of this city.
verb
to persist; to adhere to
Used for maintaining one's own opinion or stance.
He insists on going to remote mountain areas to teach.
Both sides stick to their own opinions and cannot reach an agreement.
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She adheres to her own artistic creation philosophy.
He persistently tries to prove to his parents that his choice is correct.
Do not insist on retaining friends who have decided to leave.
verb
to enforce; to carry out
formalUsed for implementing laws, rules, or orders.
Traffic police are enforcing the law on the streets to maintain traffic order.
The company will strictly enforce the new attendance system.
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The judge will enforce the court's judgment result.
We must carry out the tasks assigned by the superior.
The school will implement the new enrollment policy.
verb
to capture; to seize
literaryUsed in literary or formal written contexts.
After being captured, the enemy general would rather die than surrender.
The criminal was captured by the police while fleeing.
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Most defeated soldiers in ancient wars were captured and enslaved.
After being captured, the thief confessed to his crimes without reservation.
The spy was captured at the border and deported.
noun
receipt; voucher
formalUsed in formal business or official documents.
Please keep your receipt for future inquiries.
Please show your payment receipt to prove your payment.
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The courier asked the customer to sign the receipt.
Reimbursement requires providing expense receipts and invoices.
The hotel will issue a stay receipt for in-house guests.
noun
close friend (father's friend)
literaryRefers to a close friend of one's father, used in literary contexts.
My father's close friend is visiting our home, I should warmly entertain him.
I have known Uncle Wang, a close friend of my father, since childhood.
noun
surname Zhi
Used as a Chinese family name.
My teacher's surname is Zhi, you can call him Teacher Zhi.