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| выдержать (вес, напор и т. п.: I had no illusions how long a few slabs of wood would hold up against a three-hundred-pound snake. • It seemed impossible that the exposed wall would hold up against the wind. It buckled back and forth like a bed sheet. • Ahaz evidently was about to depart from Jerusalem to see how his defenses would hold up against a protracted siege. • Material feels like it would hold up against harsh Canadian winter weather. 4uzhoj); выстоять перед (They had the most high-tech security available at the Colorado compound, but there was no way of telling how it would hold up against this strange new threat that was targeting the shifters. 4uzhoj) | |||
| соответствовать (каким-либо меркам или стандартам; обыкн. с отрицанием: There are many aspects of that law that we don't believe would hold up against the 1991 constitution because, frankly, they belong to the dark ages. • During the 1990s, less and less policy developed at the local level has been able to hold up against the requirements imposed by central government. • I mean, the 550D was popular for a good reason, but it just doesn't hold up against the expectations of a 2015 camera. – ...но в 2015 году от фотоаппрата ждешь чего-то большего. 4uzhoj) | |||
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