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Meanings of cling to in English
Portuguese
enganchar Usage of cling to in English
1
I shall be going home soon, and must cling to that thought.
2
This has worrying implications for regimes that hope to cling to power.
3
We should neither cling to the New Labour label nor condemn it.
4
It cannot cling to glass; it must plant its feet in imperfections.
5
If confirmed, the defection would undermine Gaddafi's efforts to cling to power.
6
They could no longer cling to spurious claims about how education corrupts.
7
The two sleepers had woke in time to cling to the mast.
8
But you are wrong; it is useless to cling to the past.
9
Right about now, it was all he had left to cling to.
10
The iron filings now crowd round the wire and cling to it.
11
There were chances, moments of good football too, something to cling to.
12
Kharma without a soul to cling to is something in the air.
13
Now Trump is fighting to cling to a narrow lead over Biden.
14
The floor was especially cold and seemed to cling to her feet.
15
Fine droplets of rain cling to the other side of the glass.
16
Trust me, the lady Aurelia will not long cling to her error.
