Hold You To Your Word - I hope you mean it, because i'll hold you to your word. see also: They’re holding him to the exact terms of the contract. To demand that someone act on a promise or agreement: Web to force, compel, or pressure one to do what one promised or pledged. Phrasal verb with hold verb us / hoʊld / past tense and past participle held us / held /. Web you can say i will hold you to your word or i'll hold you to that. You have to put it into the future tense because it means that when the times comes for the promise to be fulfilled, you will insist upon it. Web hold someone to something. These companies all agreed to abide by the ruling, but we need to set up an oversight committee that holds them to their word. Add to word list add to word list.
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