Hold on
/hoʊld ɑːn/A2
Beginner
1. To wait or remain in a place or situation.
- Please hold on while I transfer your call.
- He told them to hold on while he fetched some coffee.
2. To grip something tightly or maintain a hold on something.
- She had to hold on to the railing to avoid falling during the trip.
- Hold on to your hat, it's windy outside!
3. To persist or continue in a belief, task, or state.
- He decided to hold on and finish the project despite the challenges.
- They advised her to hold on to her dreams regardless of what others say.
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