Hold onto
/həʊld ˈɒntə/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To keep a firm grip on something.
- Please hold onto the railing while climbing the stairs.
- During the rollercoaster ride, everyone had to hold onto their seats tightly.
2. To keep or retain possession of something.
- I've decided to hold onto my old comic books instead of selling them.
- She advised me to hold onto my shares in the company despite market fluctuations.
3. To not let go of an idea, belief, or hope.
- He continued to hold onto the dream of becoming a professional musician.
- Even in difficult times, she held onto her belief in justice.
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