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to cling
01
to tightly hold on to someone or something
Transitive: to cling to sth
Example
She clung to the safety railing as she looked down from the balcony.
The cat clung to the tree branch, reluctant to come down.
02
to grip or hold onto something tightly, making it difficult to separate or detach
Transitive: to cling to sth
Example
The wet clothes clung to her body, making her feel uncomfortable and chilled.
The ivy clung to the side of the building, adding a touch of greenery to the brick facade.
03
to rely heavily on another person for support, validation, or a sense of security
Transitive: to cling to sb
Example
After the breakup, she clung to her best friend, relying on them for emotional stability.
He clung to his partner, constantly seeking validation and reassurance of their love.
Cling
01
fruit (especially peach) whose flesh adheres strongly to the pit
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