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🖼️hang

verb
/hæŋ/
handy Hangar
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Meaning

to suspend or attach something from above so that it moves freely or is supported
to suspend or be suspended from above; to attach from a higher point

Example Sentences

She decided to hang the painting on the living room wall.

I hang my coat on the hook.

Example Expressions

hang in there

Synonyms

suspend, dangle, attach, display, drape
Entry 1
suspend, dangle, attach, display, drape
Entry 2
suspend, dangle, attach, drape

Antonyms

remove, drop, take down, support, hold up, raise, lift
Entry 1
remove, drop, take down
Entry 2
support, hold up, raise, lift

Collocations

hang clothes, hang picture, hang around, hang up, hang out
Entry 1
hang clothes, hang picture, hang around, hang up
Entry 2
hang up, hang out, hang around, hang clothes

More Example Sentences

Do you have any change for 1000 taka?

After reaching home, I freshen up and change.

Then I change my clothes and make my breakfast.

I would like to change this for a different size.

I would like to change this for a different item.

I would like to change this for a different color.

Your book, Work, really changed my perspective on politics.

This is the deal-breaker for us, we can't change or give up.

Your book, Life, really changed my perspective on relationships.

Your book, Self Development, really changed my perspective on democracy.

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