How to use "hang on" in English?

 Here are the common ways to use "hang on" in English:

1. To wait for a short time:

• "Hang on a second, I'll be right back."
• "Could you hang on for a minute? I'm almost done."

2. To hold on to something tightly:

• "Hang on tight! The ride is about to start."
• "Hang on to the railing, it's slippery."

3. To persist or continue with effort:

• "If we can hang on a little longer, we might win."
• "She's hanging on to her job, despite the difficult times."

4. To depend on something:

• "Everything hangs on the outcome of this meeting."
• "The success of the project hangs on your hard work."

Remember: The specific meaning of "hang on" can vary depending on the context.

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