Moderate as in pigeonhole Temporarily delay or pause, as in to remain in a state of waiting. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Put On Hold'
Due to budget constraints, the company decided to put on hold its expansion plans for the next fiscal year.
The doctor advised the athlete to put on hold any strenuous activity until his injury healed completely.
The librarian had to put on hold the new book for a patron who had reserved it.
The chef had to put on hold the dessert orders as the oven unexpectedly broke down.
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