#soutenir#, support, maintain.

That she could maintain her position in society as she did is a striking proof of its terribly corrupt condition.

those known as yogis, who assume and maintain for a long time various unnatural postures, their belief being that this will effect a union of the human soul with

entretenir, v. to keep up, take care of, support, maintain;

maintenir, v. to maintain, keep, hold.

prétendre, v. to pretend, claim, lay claim, mean, aspire, maintain, require, insist on.

soutenir, v. to sustain, bear, maintain, support, keep up. souterrain, -e, adj.

*prétendre*, to maintain.

soutenir, to hold up, support, maintain;

government may find them as anxious as we have been to maintain the closest possible union between France and England;

=tenir sur =, to maintain;

=soutenir=, to stand, sustain, maintain, support.

= sur pied=, to maintain;

, to uphold, maintain;

It is difficult to maintain the size of my ego

, we could introduce and maintain a formula because entry costs are quite low in this medium.

But I think it's going to be hard to maintain the community spirit which was the basis of the Internet in the beginning.

Multilingual web pages are more widely useful, but much more costly to maintain.

It will only happen if people want to maintain the language as an aim in itself.

However, if people are keen to maintain other languages, then the Internet will help with this.

je maintenais | maintain | maintenu, e | see tenir | | | | | | Mener, 1, to lead,

The partisans of this theory often maintain that the borrowing of tales by one people from another is, if not an impossible, at least a very rare process.

In May 2006, DP became a separate legal entity and continues to maintain a strong relationship with PG.

, nor should his vow be vain, That he, till death, true dulness would maintain;

thousand parsons, whose revenues, added to those of my lords the bishops, would suffice to maintain at least two hundred young gentlemen of wit and pleasure, and freethinking, enemies to priestcraft, narrow principles, pedantry, and prejudices, who might be an ornament to the court and town.