Question

meaning of latching onto​

Answer 1

1 : to grab and hold (something) He latched onto her arm and wouldn't let go. —often used figurativelyThe news media has latched on to the scandal. 2 : to begin using, doing, or enjoying (something) in an enthusiastic way Many companies have latched onto the trend of using consultants.

Answer 2

Explanation:

1 : to grab and hold (something) He latched onto her arm and wouldn't let go. —often used figurativelyThe news media has latched on to the scandal. 2 : to begin using, doing, or enjoying (something) in an enthusiastic way Many companies have latched onto the trend of using consultants.