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1
紧紧抓住, 握住
to firmly grasp or support something with one's hands
及物动词
- As they descended the staircase, she was advised to hold on to the railing for balance and safety.
当他们走下楼梯时，有人建议她为了平衡和安全抓住扶手。
- The child held on to the bicycle handle tightly while learning to ride.
孩子在学骑车时紧紧抓住自行车把手。
- Rock climbers must hold on to the ledge securely to rest and plan their next ascent.
攀岩者必须紧紧抓住岩架以休息并计划下一次攀登。
- Drivers are urged to hold on to the steering wheel firmly, especially in challenging weather conditions.
驾驶员被敦促紧握方向盘，尤其是在具有挑战性的天气条件下。
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抓住, 保留
to retain, keep, or continue to have something
及物动词
- During economic uncertainties, individuals may strive to hold on to their jobs, ensuring financial stability.
在经济不确定性期间，个人可能会努力保住自己的工作，确保财务稳定。
- Families may choose to hold on to certain traditions, passing them down through generations.
家庭可能会选择保留某些传统，将它们代代相传。
- As the years pass, people often hold on to cherished memories that bring joy and nostalgia.
随着岁月的流逝，人们常常紧握那些带来欢乐和怀旧的珍贵记忆。
- In times of change, it's important to hold on to your core values and principles.
在变革时期，坚持你的核心价值观和原则很重要。