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hold on to

  1. see hold on, def. 1.



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Hold on to your water glasses because you can hear the plot of “Jurassic World Rebirth” coming from a mile away.

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But Norris, despite some damage on his front wing, managed to stabilise the gap and hold on to the chequered flag for a much-needed victory, two weeks after he ended his own Canadian Grand Prix by running into the back of with his team-mate.

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Dutchman Ruud van Nistelrooy has managed to hold on to his job for more than nine weeks since Leicester's relegation from the Premier League was confirmed.

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So, although an elementary school with declining enrollment is struggling to hold on to all of its teachers, funding for after-school programs and field trips is enormously expanded compared with a decade ago.

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But in a narrow, paved street of the Gothic quarter, right in the tourist heart of Barcelona, Joan Alvarez is fighting to hold on to the flat his family have rented for 25 years, and at a price he can afford.

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