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Present participle for to wait or stay in a specified state or position, especially in readiness or expectation
“I'm getting to that. Just hold on for a few more minutes, OK?”
Present participle for to remain in existence or active
“This young, immature Church continues to hold on despite the attacks of heathenism.”
Present participle for to endure in difficult circumstances
“Don't you know? Things can change, things'll go your way, if you hold on for one more day.”
Present participle for to grasp or grip firmly
“The men said to hold on tight to the side of the boat, and my mama held on to me even tighter.”
Present participle for to pause and deliberate
Present participle for to survive a difficult situation
Present participle for to act in a staunch or determined manner in the face of opposition
(of a phone conversation) Present participle for to stay on the line
Present participle for to fasten or cause to adhere to something
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