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Cosa significa “hold on” in italiano: traduzione, pronuncia ed esempi

Pronuncia: USA /ˌhoʊld ˈɑn/ · Regno Unito /ˌhəʊld ˈɒn/

hold on in italiano: aspettare, attendere, aggrapparsi, tenersi, resistere, tenere duro

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ASPETTAREA2

aspettare, attendere

Attendere per un breve momento.

In inglese semplice: To wait for a short time.

  • Hold on a moment, please.
  • Can you hold on while I get my bag?
  • I held on for a minute, but nobody answered.

Come si usa: hold on while … (Hold on while I find your number.)

Sinonimi: wait, hang on

Espressioni comuni: hold on please, hold on a moment

TENERSI FORTEA2

aggrapparsi, tenersi

Tenere qualcosa con forza o aggrapparvisi per non cadere o non perderlo.

In inglese semplice: To keep a firm grip on something so you do not fall or lose it.

  • Hold on tightly to the rope.
  • She held on to my hand as we crossed.
  • Can you hold on while I pull you up?

Come si usa: hold on to someone/something (Hold on to the rail as you climb.)

Sinonimi: grip, cling

Contrari: let go

Espressioni comuni: hold on tightly, hold on to something

TENERE DUROB2

resistere, tenere duro

Continuare nonostante problemi, dolore o rischio di fallire.

In inglese semplice: To continue despite problems, pain, or the risk of failure.

  • Hold on; help is coming.
  • The little shop held on through years of poor sales.
  • How much longer can they hold on without food?

Sinonimi: persist, hang on, keep going

Contrari: give up

Espressioni comuni: hold on longer, hold on bravely

CONSERVAREB1

tenere, conservare

Tenere qualcosa al sicuro, spesso per qualcuno che verrà a ritirarlo.

In inglese semplice: To keep something safe, often for someone who will collect it later.

  • Hold on to my coat for me.
  • She held on to our tickets until we arrived.
  • I will hold on to your keys while you swim.

Come si usa: hold on to something for someone (Can you hold on to this bag for me?)

Sinonimi: keep, look after

Espressioni comuni: hold on to something, hold on to tickets

MANTENERE UN VANTAGGIOB2

mantenere, conservare

Conservare un vantaggio, una posizione forte o qualcosa di utile senza perderlo o consumarlo.

In inglese semplice: To keep an advantage, a strong position, or something useful rather than lose or use it.

  • They held on to their lead.
  • She is holding on to her best cards until the final round.
  • Can the champion hold on to his title?

Come si usa: hold on to something (The team held on to its narrow lead.)

Sinonimi: retain, keep

Contrari: lose

Espressioni comuni: hold on to something, hold on to power

RESTARE FEDELEC1

restare fedele

Continuare a sostenere qualcuno o qualcosa anche quando gli altri smettono.

In inglese semplice: To continue supporting someone or something even when other people stop.

  • Other fans left, but he held on.
  • She held on to her faith in the team through years of defeat.
  • They still hold on to the cause they supported as students.

Come si usa: hold on to something (She held on to her faith in the movement.)

Sinonimi: stay loyal, remain faithful

Contrari: abandon

Espressioni comuni: hold on faithfully, hold on to something

Domande frequenti su hold on

Cosa significa hold on?

“hold on” significa “aspettare”. Attendere per un breve momento.

Come si dice hold on in italiano?

Le traduzioni di hold on in italiano sono: aspettare, attendere, aggrapparsi, tenersi, resistere, tenere duro.

Come si pronuncia hold on?

In inglese americano si pronuncia /ˌhoʊld ˈɑn/, in inglese britannico /ˌhəʊld ˈɒn/.

Come si usa hold on in una frase?

Hold on a moment, please. Can you hold on while I get my bag?

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