hold end up



hold one's end up

to carry one's share of the burden; to do one's share of the work. You're not holding your end up. We're having to do your share of the work. Get busy. You have to hold up your end.
See also: end, hold, up

hold/keep your end up

  (British informal)
to do what you are expected to do After my maternity leave, I made sure I kept my end up at work. I didn't want to give my boss an excuse to complain about working mothers.
See also: end, hold, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ji-Yeongjee-yungKorean
PellePEL-leSwedish
Dorijan-Croatian
JeraldJER-əldEnglish
Domnall-Scottish, Irish
Ermenrich-Ancient Germanic