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put on hold

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put something on hold

to decide that you will leave an activity until a later time. The project has been put on hold until our financial position improves. (usually passive)

See also: hold

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put neck on the line
put nose out of joint
put off stride
put on a brave face
put on a brave face/front
put on a pedestal
put on edge

put on hold
put on ice
put on the back burner
put on the dog
put on the map
put on the right track
put on the shelf
put on the spot

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