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to hang on to
[phrase form: hang]
01
to keep something with effort or determination
02
se tenir à
to keep a strong emotional or mental connection to something, such as memories, feelings, values, etc.
03
se tenir à
to physically hold or retain possession of something securely and firmly
Exemple
Can you hang on to my laptop for a moment?
I will hang on to your ticket until the concert begins.
I decided to hang on to my childhood toys for sentimental reasons.
He advised me to hang on to the antique furniture because it could be valuable in the future.
I told my sister to hang on to my backpack while I went to grab some snacks.
