holds, held, holding
to hold on
phrasal verbE
To persevere or endure in a difficult situation
- 1Just hold on a little longer; help is on the way.
- 2They had to hold on through the storm.
To keep going when things are tough. Like when you don't give up even if it's hard. It's about staying strong and not quitting, even when things are challenging. Just keep going and don't give up.
Remember, holding on doesn't mean you have to do it alone. Don't be afraid to ask for help or seek support from others. It's okay to lean on someone when things get tough.
during a job interview
Perseverance in the Workplace
Edward
I know the last project was tough, but you managed to hold on and deliver great results.
Jeffrey
Thank you, Edward. It was challenging, but I learned a lot from the experience.
Edward
That's the spirit we need here. Someone who can push through difficulties.
Jeffrey
I'm ready to face any challenge that comes my way.
at the laundromat
Endurance Amidst the Chores
William
I know it's been a long day, but we just need to hold on a little longer until the last load is done.
Elizabeth
You're right, William. It's been tough, but we're almost there.
William
Once this is over, we can finally relax and enjoy the evening.
Elizabeth
Yes, and it'll feel even better knowing we didn't give up.
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Similar to "to hold on":
- 1endure
- 2persevere
