Cool MateMeaning of Hold this
To keep or carry something for a short time.
Hold this in a sentence
- Can you **hold this** bag while I tie my shoe?
- He asked her to **hold this** cup during the photo.
- Please **hold this** for a moment, I need to open the door.
- She used her other hand to **hold this** umbrella.
- It's heavy, can you **hold this** while I adjust my grip?
How to use Hold this
Used in casual conversation or when giving someone something to carry temporarily. Avoid in formal writing.
Grammar pattern
hold + object
Memory hint
Imagine holding a ball and saying, 'Hold this ball for me!'
Related words
Collocations with Hold this
- hold this item
- hold this position
- hold this thought
Common mistakes with Hold this
- Using 'held' instead of 'hold' in present contexts.
- Confusing with 'grab' which implies more force.
- Using 'hold it' without specifying the object.
Compare Hold this with Grasp, Carry, Support, Retain, Clutch
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Frequently asked questions about Hold this
What does Hold this mean?
To keep or carry something for a short time.
How do you use Hold this in a sentence?
Can you **hold this** bag while I tie my shoe?
Can you give another example of Hold this?
He asked her to **hold this** cup during the photo.
What are synonyms for Hold this?
Common alternatives include grasp, carry, support, retain, clutch.
What words go with Hold this?
It commonly pairs with hold this item, hold this position, hold this thought.
What are common mistakes when using Hold this?
Using 'held' instead of 'hold' in present contexts. Confusing with 'grab' which implies more force. Using 'hold it' without specifying the object.
How do you pronounce Hold this?
US: //hoʊld ðɪs//, UK: //həʊld ðɪs//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Hold this?
Used in casual conversation or when giving someone something to carry temporarily. Avoid in formal writing.