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tenersi stretto

to hold on tight; to keep close or hold on to someone or something

→ tenere
phrase Rare #36,093
to hold on tight; to keep close or hold on to someone or something With a person or object introduced by “a,” it can mean “cling to” or “hold on to.” “Stretto” changes form to agree with the person or thing being held.
IT: È importante tenersi stretto al corrimano durante la salita.
EN: It’s important to hold on tight to the handrail while climbing.