hold

Try making your own sentence. Get instant feedback.

Hold Definition & Meaning

1. To have or keep something in one's grasp or possession.

Example: She held the book tightly in her hands.

2. To keep someone or something in a particular position or place.

Example: The clamp held the piece of wood securely in place.

3. To restrain or control someone or something.

Example: The police officer held the suspect in custody.

4. To believe or consider something to be true or valid.

Example: I hold the opinion that exercise is important for overall health.

5. To organize or conduct an event or meeting.

Example: The company will hold a conference next month to discuss new products.

Examples of the word hold used in sentences.

  • I have to hold my laughter in during serious meetings.
  • I can't hold all these books at once, can you help me?
  • The teacher told us to hold our breaths underwater for as long as we could.
  • Could you hold my bag while I tie my shoelaces?
  • Please hold the door open for me, thank you!
  • I need to hold onto my hat while we walk in the windy weather.
  • I am going to hold my breath until I can swim to the other side.
  • Can you please hold the door for me?
  • Can you hold this bag for me while I tie my shoe?
  • We should hold a meeting to discuss our plans for the future.
  • Please hold on to your passport at all times to ensure its safety.
  • The community came together to hold a fundraiser for the local animal shelter.
  • Could you please hold the door for me while I bring in these boxes?
  • She's been holding onto her grudges for far too long and it's starting to affect her relationships.
  • I'm going to hold off on making a decision until I have all the facts.
  • It's important to hold onto your dreams, even when others doubt you.
  • The actors in the play must hold their positions until the end of the scene.
  • The bank agreed to hold onto the safe deposit box until the client returned from vacation.
  • I need someone to hold the door open while I carry in these boxes.
  • Despite her fear, she had to hold her ground and confront the person who had been harassing her.
  • Holding onto regret will only hinder your personal growth and progress.
  • The museum's exhibit showcasing ancient artifacts is expected to hold visitors' interest for hours.
  • It is important to hold one's emotions in check when dealing with confrontational situations.
  • The team decided to hold a meeting to discuss their project's progress and strategies for improving.
  • The athlete's strong will and determination allowed her to hold onto her lead and win the race.
  • The renowned pianist demonstrated his virtuosity by holding the audience's attention for two straight hours.
  • The CEO urged his managers to hold off on announcing the new product until they had prospects lined up.
  • His unflappable composure allowed him to hold his ground in the face of the opposition's ferocious attack.
  • The book's gripping narrative was powerful enough to hold my attention from cover to cover.
  • The young mother held her newborn child close, amazed by the beauty and fragility of life.
Copyright © 2023 Jaehyeong Lee
hi@jaehlee.dev
Home | Check | About | Sentences | Word List | Idioms | Slang | 한국어