| 释义 |
●ˌhang ˈon to sb/sth (informal) to keep sb/sth; to not sell, give away or lose sth 保留；不卖掉；不放弃；不丢失◆Hang on to the receipt in case you want to change the dress.
留着发票，万一你想退换连衣裙时用。◆You can hang on to the book for a bit longer if you want.
你想的话，可以暂时留着这本书。◆I hope she manages to hang on to her job.
我希望她能保住那份工作。◆The company seems to be incapable of hanging on to its staff.
公司似乎无法留住员工。◆He’s a great guy—you should hang on to him!
他是个很不错的小伙子——你应该牢牢抓住他！SYN hold onto sb/sth, hold on to sb/sth[v + prep] [v + adv + prep]▸ ˌhanger-ˈon noun
a person who tries to be friendly with a famous person or who goes to important events, in order to get some advantage 逢迎献媚者；攀附权贵之徒◆It’s not the monarchy I object to, it’s all the hangers-on that go with it.
我反对的不是君主制，而是该制度催生的那些趋炎附势之辈。 |