holding in Irish
holding in Irish is gabháltas — holding means something owned, especially investments such as stocks, property, or bonds.
holding in Irish
gabháltas
A tenure; a farm or other estate held of another.
What does "holding" mean?
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noun Something owned, especially investments such as stocks, property, or bonds.
"Her largest holding was a stake in a tech company."
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noun A legal ruling or decision made by a court.
"The court's holding set an important precedent for future cases."
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noun In sports, a foul in which a player illegally grabs or restrains an opponent.
"The referee called holding against the defender, giving the other team a penalty."
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holding in a sentence
- Her largest holding was a stake in a tech company.
- The court's holding set an important precedent for future cases.
- The referee called holding against the defender, giving the other team a penalty.
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What is "holding" in Irish?
"holding" in Irish is gabháltas. holding means: Something owned, especially investments such as stocks, property, or bonds.
How do you use "holding" in a sentence?
Example: "Her largest holding was a stake in a tech company." In Irish, "holding" is gabháltas.
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