English Language · Idioms and Phrases
Select the correct meaning of the idiom: 'Hold one's horses'
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- 1Ride a horse rapidly
- 2Have patience or slow down✓
- 3Keep one's gift safe
- 4Keep one's expectations high
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Have patience or slow down
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