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Hold Up

Definition: Hold up is a slang term that means to wait or stop for a moment.

Use case: You can use this slang in various situations such as when you want someone to pause or wait for you, or when you need to take a break from a conversation or activity. For example, "Hold up, let me grab my phone," or "Hold up, I need to catch my breath."


The usage of the idiom 'Hold Up' in a sentence

• "Hold up, I ain't about to let you disrespect me like that."

• "Hold up, let me grab my phone so I can take a picture of this."

• "I need you to hold up for a minute while I figure out what's going on."

• "Hold up, I'm not sure if I have enough money to cover this."

• "Hold up, I'm coming, I'm just finishing up this email."

• "Hold up, I just need to tie my shoe."

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