Hold together
to keep things stable, functioning, or united when they might otherwise fall apart. In real life you might say: She was the one who held the family together after their father left — quietly, without being asked.
If your child asks about Hold together, tell them: "It is a word you might hear in Indian stories." Then ask them — "Where do you think you'd see Hold together in real life?" It opens a small conversation about Indian culture.
"She was the one who held the family together after their father left — quietly, without being asked."
What does "Hold together" mean?
to keep things stable, functioning, or united when they might otherwise fall apart. In real life you might say: She was the one who held the family together after their father left — quietly, without being asked. If your child asks about Hold together, tell them: "It is a word you might hear in Indian stories." Then ask them — "Where do you think you'd see Hold together in real life?" It opens a small conversation about Indian culture.