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UK//hæŋ ɒn//US//hæŋ ɔn//

Sens de Hang on

To wait for a short time or pause.

In simple words: Wait for a moment.

Hang on dans une phrase

  • Can you hang on for a minute?
  • Hang on, I'll be right back.
  • Please hang on while I check that.

Comment utiliser Hang on

Used informally to ask someone to wait. It’s best in casual conversations but may sound unprofessional in formal settings.

Grammar pattern

hang on + object

Memory hint

Think of a rope hanging — you need to hold on tight while waiting.

Mots liés

Collocations with Hang on

  • hang on a moment
  • hang on tight
  • hang on the line

Synonyms for Hang on

Common mistakes with Hang on

  • Using 'hang up' instead of 'hang on' for waiting.
  • Confusing with 'hold on' — both mean similar things, but 'hold on' can sound more urgent.

Compare Hang on with Wait, Hold on, Pause, Linger

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Questions fréquentes sur "Hang on"

Que signifie "Hang on"?

Wait for a moment.

Quelle est la définition de "Hang on"?

To wait for a short time or pause.

Comment utiliser "Hang on" dans une phrase?

Can you hang on for a minute?

Peux-tu donner un autre exemple de "Hang on"?

Hang on, I'll be right back.

Quels sont les synonymes de "Hang on"?

Quelques alternatives courantes : wait, hold on, pause, linger.

Quels mots vont avec "Hang on"?

Il s'associe souvent à hang on a moment, hang on tight, hang on the line.

Quelles sont les erreurs courantes avec "Hang on"?

Using 'hang up' instead of 'hang on' for waiting. Confusing with 'hold on' — both mean similar things, but 'hold on' can sound more urgent.

Comment prononce-t-on "Hang on"?

US: //hæŋ ɔn//, UK: //hæŋ ɒn//. Écoute l'audio ci-dessus pour entendre la prononciation native.

Quand dois-je utiliser "Hang on"?

Used informally to ask someone to wait. It’s best in casual conversations but may sound unprofessional in formal settings.