hold on to
[/hoʊld ɑːn tu/]
phrasal verb
agarrar-se a; manter; reter
1. to grip or grasp something firmly with your hands
Hold on to the railing as you go down the stairs.
Agarre-se ao corrimão enquanto desce as escadas.
2. to keep possession of something; not to let go of or give up
She decided to hold on to her old photographs.
Ela decidiu manter suas fotografias antigas.
3. to maintain a belief, idea, or position despite difficulty
He held on to hope even in difficult times.
Ele manteve a esperança mesmo em tempos difíceis.
4. to wait or remain patient
Hold on to the line and someone will assist you shortly.
Aguarde na linha e alguém o atenderá em breve.
NYC Slang
hold tight; hang on
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