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Thein Lwin 7291 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

The meaning of 'hold well'?

The direct method may not hold well in higher-level classes when the translation method is more suitable.

In the sentence, I'd like to know the meaning of 'hold well'.

  

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I haven't heard anyone say this. It appears to mean that i t may not work well . Or perhaps that it may not continue to work well .

— Clive

  • I haven't heard anyone say this.
  • It appears to mean that i t may not work well .
  • Or perhaps that it may not continue to work well .
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I haven't heard anyone say this.

It appears to mean that it may not work well. Or perhaps that it may not continue to work well.

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