How is the phrase attends un instant translated from French to English

Patienter un court moment.

Wait a short moment.

phrase
English translation
hang on

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  • Attends un instant, je suis prêt dans une minute. Hang on, I'll be ready in a minute.

  • Accroche-toi à la barre, le bus démarre. Hang on to the rail, the bus is moving.

  • Il m'a demandé d'attendre un instant pendant qu'il vérifiait la liste. He asked me to hang on while he checked the list.

  • Elle s'est accrochée des deux mains jusqu'à l'arrivée des secours. She hung on with both hands until help came.

  • Attends un instant ! Tu as oublié ton sac. Hang on! You forgot your bag.

  • Si le vent forcit, accroche-toi à quelque chose de solide. If the wind gets stronger, hang on to something solid.

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How is “attends un instant” translated from French?
“attends un instant” translates into English as “hang on”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “attends un instant” mean?
Meaning of “attends un instant”: Patienter un court moment. In English — “hang on”.
What part of speech is “attends un instant”?
“attends un instant” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “attends un instant”?
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