1.抑制;忍住
1.to not allow your feelings to show
2.to stop something from moving outward
1.Families of two of the three remaining British hostages held in Iraq for two years are deeply troubled to hear the men are likely dead.
英国仍有三名人质被伊拉克劫持了两年之久。其中两人的家人在听说他们可能已经死亡之后非常担忧。
2.Officials said the only tickets still available were for soccer qualification games to be held in other Chinese cities.
政府官员们还表示,目前只有在中国其他城市举行的足球预赛的门票还有剩余。
3.Steven Gerrard has spoken of his delight following the result of the court hearing held in London on Wednesday morning.
史蒂文杰拉德在周三早上伦敦法院审理的结果出来后,表达了他的欣喜之情。
4.Mother made a variety of dishes using our peanuts and instructed that the festival should be held in the thatched pavilion in the garden.
母亲把花生做成好几样的食品,还吩咐这节期要在园里底茅亭举行。
5.Have no fear, the matter is now in our control and their power bases are being held in check.
请无所畏惧,问题现在已经在我们的控制之下,他们权力的基础一直在被牵制。
6.I take the conversation on to another presidency now held in revered regard by many Americans, that of Ronald Reagan.
我把话题转到了另一位总统:受到许多美国人尊敬的罗纳德-里根(RonaldReagan)。
7.The bank will disclose the account of money held in the confidential number account and the name of the account holder.
银行提供对账户金额以及户主姓名的保密服务。
8.B. An International meeting is going to be held in Beijing next week. He is leaving for Beijing tomorrow. And will be back in two weeks.
下周再北京会举行一个国际会议,明天他就要出发去北京了,两周后才回来。
9.The Middle-Autumn Festival is one of the traditional Chinese festivals, it is often held in September or October.
中东中秋节是中国传统节日之一,它往往是举行在九月或十月。
10.A was also clearly the cook and his cooking did not seem to be held in high regard.
很显然也就是那个煮饭的人。他的烹饪似乎并不被看好。