What does the word hold mean?
According to the Collins Dictionary, In the verb form, the definition of hold is grasp, carry, or support with one’s hands, keep or detain (someone).
In the noun form, the definition of hold is an act or manner of grasping something; a grip, power, or control.
Here are 17 examples of sentences using the word hold in English, If you have questions, please write them in the comments column below.
- They hold the ball very tightly.
- He holds me with his right hand.
- Don’t hold me like that.
- His left-hand holds a plastic sack of rubbish.
- You can hold the broom in your right hand.
- Use your strong hands to hold your equipment.
- I hold your promise and remember it forever.
- Don’t hold a cat by its tail because it makes it angry.
- He holds the cat by its neck.
- Budiman holds a pen in his right hand.
- Bambang is used to holding a pen in his left hand.
- A person is called left-handed if he likes to hold with his left hand.
- The man fell into the river because he was holding a fishing rod pulled by a big fish.
- I was able to survive the flood because I was holding a wooden block.
- His heart is happy when he can hold large amounts of money.
- Andi received a yellow card after holding the ball on the field.
- Don’t worry, we already hold a legal passport.
