Значение слова "(A)HOLD OF SOMEONE OR SOMETHING" найдено в 1 источнике

(A)HOLD OF SOMEONE OR SOMETHING

найдено в "Dictionary of American idioms"
(a)hold of someone or something: translation

*(a)hold of someone or something
1. Lit. [get/have] a grasp of someone or something. (*Typically: get \(a)hold of someone or something; have \(a)hold of someone or something; take \(a)hold of someone or something.) •

I got hold of him and dragged him back from the edge just in time.

I took ahold of his hand and held on tight.

2. Fig. [get/have] contact with someone or something; [get/have] the location of someone or something. (*Typically: get \(a)hold of someone or something.) •

I got hold of a replacement part in Peoria. They are shipping it to us today.

Try to get ahold of a plumber, would you?

3. Fig. [get/have] contact with someone or a group on the telephone. (*Typically: get\(a)hold of someone or something.) •

I got hold of her just as she was going out the door.

I was able to get ahold of the factory and cancel the order.



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