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Q. To hold one’s own.
A. To maintain one’s position or strength; the prime minister held his own.

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The Idiom: Put one’s back into.
Use all one’s efforts on the student put his back into his thesis.

The Idiom: On the contrary.
A denial expressed or understood; - "Finished? On the article!".

The Idiom: To take (someone) down a peg.
To make (someone) less self-satisfied; the students took the proud girl down a peg by ignoring her.

The Idiom: To lick into shape.
To impose correct form on; he’ll get licked into shape at his new school.

The Idiom: To stare (someone) in the face.
To be seen by (someone) to be obvious or inevitable; ruin stared him in the face.

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