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holding in Finnish

holding in Finnish is omistus, omistusosuus — holding means something owned, especially investments such as stocks, property, or bonds.

holding in Finnish

omistus
noun
Something that one owns, especially stocks and bonds.
omistusosuus
noun
Something that one owns, especially stocks and bonds.

What does "holding" mean?

  1. noun Something owned, especially investments such as stocks, property, or bonds.
    "His biggest holding is a small block of flats near the coast."
  2. noun A legal ruling or decision made by a court.
    "The judge's holding was that the contract could not be enforced."
  3. noun In sports, a foul in which a player illegally grabs or restrains an opponent.
    "The striker went down after a clear case of holding in the box."
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holding in a sentence

  • His biggest holding is a small block of flats near the coast.
  • She sold several holdings to pay for her new house.
  • The judge's holding was that the contract could not be enforced.
  • Lawyers studied the holding closely to see how it might affect their clients.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "holding" in Finnish?
"holding" in Finnish is omistus, omistusosuus. holding means: Something owned, especially investments such as stocks, property, or bonds.
How do you use "holding" in a sentence?
Example: "His biggest holding is a small block of flats near the coast." In Finnish, "holding" is omistus, omistusosuus.
Are there other ways to say "holding" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "holding": omistus, omistusosuus.
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