hold at



hold someone or something at something

to keep someone or something at some distance, such as an arm's length, respectful distance, comfortable distance, etc. I held the child at an arm's length until he could be calmed. The police held the crowd at a distance from the injured man.
See also: hold

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Theodoros-Greek, Ancient Greek
GodricGAHD-rik (English)Anglo-Saxon
Bach[bah]
ShaunSHAWNEnglish
Pallas (2)-Greek Mythology
Baldry['bɔ:ldri]