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hold on to
Idioms and Phrases
see hold on , def. 1.Example Sentences
Over the last year, more owners have put their homes on the market, deciding that high mortgage rates are here to stay and it’s more important to move than hold on to the cheap loans they acquired during the pandemic.
Currently football people only think about time in quite a limited way: how long we have to hold on to the lead, when the first substitution should be made, when to throw the kitchen sink.
Even if developers plan to hold on to their new apartment buildings, they have mortgages on the property, and Ward said lenders must factor in the cost of a sale if the developer falls into foreclosure.
“Will they have unique values that they hold on to from their early days as a nonprofit? Or will they look just like any other profit-oriented company?”
Cable channels, which have been struggling to hold on to viewers amid cord-cutting, could get crushed further, analysts have said.
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Definitions and idiom definitions from Dictionary.com Unabridged, based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2023
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