Hang in
/hæŋ in/B1
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1. To persist or persevere in a difficult situation or endure hardships without giving up.
- Even though the project was challenging and exhausting, she decided to hang in and complete it.
- During the tough months of recovery after the accident, the doctors advised him to hang in and stay optimistic.
2. To continue doing something and remain strong in the face of adversity.
- The team lost several games in a row, but the coach reminded them to hang in and keep practicing.
- When the workload increased significantly, he had to hang in to prove his capability to the management.
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