So today, we're going to really dive into one meaning of the phrasal verb hold up, contrasting it to the verb hold in order to help you avoid this common error that we see in English.
He steps forward and throws a car, he has to transfer that weight, and another arm has to go land on the ground to hold him up as he's throwing the car forward.
We had to brace the trees, trim the branches off, and then lower down the sections once they were clear of the roof, just so people could return back to their homes.
Can do that, can maintain that structure, just everything working together, that the biology, the skeletal structure, the musculature on top of that can hold the weight.
This doesn't look very porous, and the pores are, are close enough together that it can actually, you know, support the bird's weight while it's flapping.