Sense: to be as successful in a fight, argument etc as one's opponent
His opponents tried to prove his arguments wrong but he managed to hold his own.
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 Afrikaans: jou man staan |
 Arabic: يَصْمُد، يثبُت على مَوقفه |
 Bulgarian: отстоявам |
 Brazilian: ficar firme |
 Czech: úspěšně obstát |
 German: sich behaupten |
 Danish: holde stand |
 Greek: τα βγάζω πέρα |
 Spanish: mantenerse firme |
 Estonian: suutma vastu seista |
 Farsi: موفقيت خود را حفظ كردن |
 Finnish: pitää pintansa |
 French: tenir bon |
 Hebrew: לֶאֱחוֹז בְעֶמדַתוֹ |
 Hindi: बराबर का होना |
 Croatian: uspješno se braniti (odup |
 Hungarian: helytáll |
 Indonesian: mempertahankan diri |
 Icelandic: standa sig; gefa ekki eft |
 Italian: (tenere duro) |
 Japanese: 負けない |
 Korean: 입장을 고수하다 |
 Lithuanian: nepasiduoti |
 Latvian: palikt pie sava; nepadoti |
 Malay: memenangi |
 Dutch: overeind blijven, zich de |
 Norwegian: hevde/stå/klare seg bra |
 Polish: nie poddać się |
 Persian: موفقيت خود را حفظ كردن |
 Pashto: د خپل بریالیتوب ساتل یا ح |
 Portuguese: ficar firme |
 Romanian: a nu se da bătut |
 Russian: постоять за себя |
 Slovak: obstáť |
 Slovenian: ostati pri svojem |
 Serbian: istrajati |
 Swedish: hävda sig, stå på sig, fö |
 Thai: (โต้เถียง) ชนะ |
 Turkish: dayanmak, ayak diremek |
 Taiwanese: 堅守住陣腳或立場 |
 Ukrainian: наполягати на своєму |
 Urdu: کسی مقابلے ، بحث وغیرہ می |
 Vietnamese: giữ vững vị trí; giữ vững |
 Chinese: 坚守住 |
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