Hold your hand Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To take someone’s hand in yours, usually as a sign of support, love, or comfort. Sometimes used figuratively to mean offering help or guidance.
Usage & Nuances
Used both literally (physically touching hands) and figuratively (giving support or step-by-step help). Informal in most uses. Common in romantic, caring, or comforting contexts. In figurative sense, often used as 'hold someone's hand through' something.
Example Sentences
Can I hold your hand while we cross the street?
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She likes to hold your hand when she feels scared.
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I will hold your hand if you are nervous.
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My mom always used to hold your hand at the doctor’s office when you were little.
natural
Don’t worry, I’ll hold your hand through the whole process.
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Sometimes a friend just needs someone to hold your hand and listen.
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