hold on (Meaning)
hold on (v)
hold firmly
stop and wait, as if awaiting further instructions or developments
be persistent, refuse to stop
hold the phone line open
retain possession of
Synonyms & Antonyms of hold on
hold on Sentence Examples
- Hold on tight to the rope as we swing across the canyon.
- Can you hold on for a moment while I find my keys?
- The elevator held on to the cable for dear life as it descended rapidly.
- The doctor asked the patient to hold on while he stitched up the wound.
- Hold on, don't panic!
- I'm coming to your rescue.
- The mother held on to her child's hand as they walked through the crowded street.
- Hold on to your dreams, no matter how difficult it may seem.
- The pitcher held on to the ball for an eternity, anticipating the perfect pitch.
- Hold on, I'm almost finished assembling this puzzle.
FAQs About the word hold on
hold firmly, stop and wait, as if awaiting further instructions or developments, be persistent, refuse to stop, hold the phone line open, retain possession of
last,remain, continue,persist, endure, stay, hold up, run on, abide, keep up
end, conclude, terminate, expire, terminate, pass, die (down), wind up, close, die
Hold on tight to the rope as we swing across the canyon.
Can you hold on for a moment while I find my keys?
The elevator held on to the cable for dear life as it descended rapidly.
The doctor asked the patient to hold on while he stitched up the wound.
