as in wait To wait or pause, often used to indicate a temporary delay in action or to maintain the current situation. Clear All
8 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Hold On'
Children, hold on to the railing while walking down the stairs.
During the storm, passengers were instructed to hold on tightly to the handrails on the ship.
Hold on, I need to find my keys before we can leave for the party.
The detective told the witness to hold on to any information until the investigation was complete.
Hold on to your dreams, and never let anyone discourage you from pursuing them.
The team decided to hold on to their lead by playing defensively in the final minutes of the game.
Hold on to the memories that bring you joy, even during difficult times.
We need you to hold on while we investigate the issue.
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