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It is usually used to mean being delayed in some way. For example: "We got held up in traffic and were late for the meeting."
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Will the pills get held up in customs?
They never need to do anything twice, they never get held up on lines or online.
As well as the naturally slower pace of writing, the letters get held up a lot.
This means that small proposals get held up indefinitely, as agencies face a backlog of submissions.
It can be jolly inconvenient for the three people who might get held up behind you.
What he produces from said concept is traditionally more patchy, quality-wise, but let's not get held up here.
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"It got held up in a committee.
"Oh, I hope he gets held up at third!
"He's got held up on the M3.
Everywhere you look, you're getting held up out there".
He repeatedly got held up at the line and stalled in his routes.
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