Meaning ofhangin English

Verb

1. to cause something to be suspended (e.g. from a hook)
   She will hang the picture on the wall.
2. to spend time idly; loiter
   They like to hang around the park on weekends.
3. to suspend or hold something inclined
   The worker will hang the banner from the roof.
4. to display something by suspension
   The artist decided to hang her paintings in a local gallery.
5. to kill by suspension from the neck; execution method
   The executioner was responsible for hang the prisoner according to the law.
6. to be executed by neck suspension; fatal outcome
   The prisoner was sentenced to hang for the serious crime he committed.
7. to persist in one's thoughts
   She couldn't hang on to the happy memory of her childhood.
8. to freeze; stop responding to input
   The computer started to hang when I opened too many programs.
9. to stop a program's response; freeze
   The computer started to hang when I opened too many tabs.
10. to throw an easily hittable pitch
    The pitcher tried to hang a curveball to deceive the batter.
11. to attach a charge or accusation (to someone)
    The police will hang a charge of theft on the suspect.