Hold

Lisa wants to be a successful businesswoman, and she thinks her English is holding her [blank_start]off down back[blank_end] because her English is poor.

The bad weather meant we had to to hold [blank_start]down out off[blank_end] the company picnic until a later date.

If someone tells you to hold [blank_start]up down on[blank_end], they want you to wait for a moment.

If their food reserves don't hold [blank_start]up through out[blank_end], they'll have to find some more food.

Julie has been held [blank_start]in down up[blank_end] by an emergency of some sort, so she'll probably be late.

If you're going to hold [blank_start]down in up[blank_end] a bank, you'll need to take your gun.