Pronunciation: /ˈhæŋɪŋ/
noun the act of suspending or being suspended from above
A1 I see a hanging plant in the living room.
A2 The hanging of the painting on the wall was done perfectly.
B1 The hanging of the curtains in the bedroom took longer than expected.
B2 The hanging of the chandelier in the dining room added a touch of elegance.
C1 The hanging of the tapestry in the hallway required precise measurements.
C2 The hanging of the artwork in the gallery was meticulously planned and executed.
adjective suspended in the air or attached to something above
A1 The hanging plant in the living room adds a nice touch of greenery.
A2 I saw a hanging sign outside the store indicating they were closed.
B1 The hanging fruit was just out of reach, so I had to use a ladder to pick it.
B2 The hanging chandelier in the dining room was an elegant focal point.
C1 The hanging tapestry on the wall was a beautiful work of art.
C2 The hanging gardens of Babylon are considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
formal The painting was hanging crookedly on the wall.
informal I saw a bunch of kids hanging out at the park.
slang Let's go hang at the mall this weekend.
figurative The threat of failure was hanging over his head.
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