לחכות

TO HOLD ON

To keep your hands tightly around something

Example: If you don't hold on when you are on the train, you could fall over.

TO HOLD ON

To keep a job, position or condition

Example: Erika was struggling tohold onto her job as she couldn't meet her sales target.

TO HOLD ON

To wait

Example: Frank needed to hold on while Abbey went home to get her bag.

TO HOLD ON

To keep your hands tightly around something

Example: If you don't hold on when you are on the train, you could fall over.

TO HOLD ON

To keep a job, position or condition

Example: Erika was struggling tohold onto her job as she couldn't meet her sales target.

TO HOLD ON

To wait

Example: Frank needed to hold on while Abbey went home to get her bag.

TO HOLD ON

To keep your hands tightly around something

Example: If you don't hold on when you are on the train, you could fall over.

TO HOLD ON

To keep a job, position or condition

Example: Erika was struggling tohold onto her job as she couldn't meet her sales target.

TO HOLD ON

To wait

Example: Frank needed to hold on while Abbey went home to get her bag.