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ahold in Russian

ahold in Russian is захва́т, уде́рживание — ahold means a grip or hold on something (usually in the phrase "get ahold of").

ahold in Russian

захва́т
noun
Pronounced: zakhvat
уде́рживание
noun
Pronounced: uderzhivaniye

What does "ahold" mean?

  1. noun A grip or hold on something (usually in the phrase "get ahold of").
    "I finally got ahold of him after three missed calls."
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ahold in a sentence

  • I finally got ahold of him after three missed calls.
  • Grab ahold of the rope before you climb.

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What is "ahold" in Russian?

"ahold" in Russian is захва́т, уде́рживание. ahold means: A grip or hold on something (usually in the phrase "get ahold of").

How do you pronounce захва́т?

"ahold" in Russian is захва́т, pronounced "zakhvat".

How do you use "ahold" in a sentence?

Example: "I finally got ahold of him after three missed calls." In Russian, "ahold" is захва́т, уде́рживание.

Are there other ways to say "ahold" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "ahold": захва́т, уде́рживание.

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