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How is the word держаться стойко translated from Russian to English

Оставаться твёрдым и не поддаваться.

To remain firm and not give in.

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English translation
Stay hard

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  • Держись стойко, худшее позади. — Stay hard, the worst is over.

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More Russian words

держать себя в форме stay in shape держаться изо всех сил hold on for dear life дёрганый jumpy дёрганый twitchy держащий в напряжении suspenseful держись Hang in there держись крепче hold on tight держите Here you go

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FAQ about “держаться стойко”

How is “держаться стойко” translated from Russian?
“держаться стойко” translates into English as “Stay hard”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “держаться стойко” mean?
Meaning of “держаться стойко”: Оставаться твёрдым и не поддаваться. In English — “Stay hard”.
What part of speech is “держаться стойко”?
“держаться стойко” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “держаться стойко”?
Example sentences with “держаться стойко” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “держаться стойко”?
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