Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Hung"

A: i means i was delayed because of some issue or problem.

A: @rosy_choy in this context, it means kept it.

A: It depends on the context. If someone hung up on someone, it means they ended the phone call. If someone is hung up, they are busy.

A: Hung up.

A: its means take a tour in the sity or something

A: Let's hang out again
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A: Não sou, sou brasileiro porém fluente em inglês hahaha, moro nos eua fazem alguns anos

A: The movie "hangover" is a great comedy about hungover.

A: Here are some examples:

1. I hung on with all my strength

2. Hang on! The ride is fast!

3. We held onto the rope and pulled it.

A: Samantha hung up on me last night!

Hung up means someone ended a call and if you hang up on someone while they are talking it is very rude.

A: Hung up is the past form of hang up.
“I hang up on you” is happening now.
“I hung up on you” happened in the past.

A: No difference

A: for this situation it would be, thanks for teaching me. but you could also use thanks for letting me know answering the very last part where I said
if you are still confused between these two I will try to make it sound more clear :)

A: "Hung" is the past tense of the word "Hang". It means to put something up. Example: "He hung the clothes up" or "He hung from the ledge". The word "Hung over" on the other hand, is a term used to indicate that somebody had been drinking earlier. Example: "After all that drinking last night, he's really hung over.". Hope this helps :)

A: Hung out

A: frecious

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