hold one's own

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22 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: nie skrik vir koue pampoen nie — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Dutch: haar op zijn tanden hebben — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Dutch: zijn mannetje staan — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Finnish: pitää puolensa — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Finnish: pitää pintansa — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• French: se montrer à la hauteur — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• French: se montrer capable — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• French: bien se défendre — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• French: tenir son rang — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Hungarian: megállja a helyét — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Icelandic: standa sig — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Icelandic: halda sínum hlut — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Icelandic: fara ekki halloka — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Icelandic: hafa við einhverjum — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Polish: radzić sobie — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Polish: poradzić sobie — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Russian: постоя́ть за себя́ (postojátʹ za sebjá) — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Spanish: mostrarse capaz — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Spanish: mostrarse a la altura — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Spanish: defenderse bien — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Spanish: aguantar — demonstrate oneself to be capable
• Spanish: plantar cara — demonstrate oneself to be capable