Hanapin
to hold on
[phrase form: hold]
01
humawak
to tell someone to wait or pause what they are doing momentarily
02
humawak
to continue a course of action despite the difficulties or dangers
03
humawak
to continue to keep a firm grip or physical contact with something or someone
04
humawak
to maintain a connection during a phone call, typically while waiting for someone to return or provide information
05
humawak
to maintain possession of something
Halimbawa
Hold on tight to the kiteboard handle!
The race was held on a challenging circuit in Monaco.
The boat sailed through the rocky waters, causing everyone to hold on tightly.
In times of grief, friends often bosom each other, finding solace in the simple act of holding on.
The team was hanging on by their fingernails in the final minutes of the game, but they managed to hold on for the win.
