hang
verb14 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.5
hang on to9.0
to keep something; not to sell or give away something
to hold on firmly
to make an effort to maintain a grip or position
hang on for7.0
to continue to hold on, often in a difficult situation (e.g., for dear life)
hang on with7.0
to use a specific thing (e.g., one hand) to hold on
to wait for a short period of time
to wait for a very short period of time
hang down9.0
to be suspended from above in a downward direction
to hang with the top part where the bottom part should be
hang loosely7.0
to hang in a way that is not tight or firm
hang limply6.0
to hang in a weak, soft, or lifeless way
to hang without any function or purpose, often due to injury