hold out hope
US /hold aʊt hop/
・UK /həuld aut həup/
A2
v.i.Intransitive VerbTo continue to hope that something will happen, even if it seems unlikely.
Despite the setbacks, we must hold out hope for a positive resolution.
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Sci-Fi Short Film "FTL" | Presented by DUST
- Along with the rest of the world, we hold out hope for a safe return.
Along with the rest of the world, we hold out hope for a safe return.
- we hold out hope for a safe return.
we hold out hope for a safe return.
The importance of translation: Crash Course Latin American Literature #13
- Sure, we can hold out hope that a work of literature will just tell us what it means.
Sure, we can hold out hope that a work of literature will just tell us what it means.
- Sure, we can hold out hope that a work of literature will just tell us what it means.
Sure, we can hold out hope that a work of literature will just tell us what it means.
The Story of Ian and Larissa
- That was challenging, but we just tried to hold out hope that that would be us someday.
That was challenging, but we just tried to hold out hope that that would be us someday.
- but we just tried to hold out hope
but we just tried to hold out hope
Will Japan bring down the world economy? | The Economist
- I do hold out hope, though, that we just get repeated episodes, like over the past few weeks.
I do hold out hope, though, that we just get repeated episodes, like over the past few weeks.