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holding

/ˈhoʊl.dɪŋ/

Tradução: Que serve para segurar, guardar ou manter temporariamente um estado atual; também se refere a possuir ou controlar algo., Posse de bens, ativos ou participações societárias; também pode designar um grupo empresarial que controla outras empresas, ou o ato físico de segurar/agarrar algo., Verbo que indica segurar, carregar ou sustentar algo com as mãos ou os braços, além de manter uma posição, um estado ou o controle de algo.

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adjective

/ˈhoʊl.dɪŋ/B2informal
  • ptQue serve para segurar, guardar ou manter temporariamente um estado atual; também se refere a possuir ou controlar algo.

Describing something designed to keep, contain, or support something else, often temporarily or as a means of maintaining a specific state or control.

  1. Containing or storingB2formal

    Functioning as a container or specialized space intended to keep something or someone in a specific location.

    ptQue contém / Que armazena

    • The industrial site includes a massive tank for processed chemicals.
    • Authorities moved the individuals to a secure cell until the processing was complete.
    • Rainwater is collected in a large basin to prevent flooding in the streets.
    • The laboratory uses a specialized tray to keep the samples upright and organized.
    • They designed a temporary pen to keep the livestock safe during the transport.

    Sinônimoscontainmentretentionstorage

  2. Temporary or transitionalC1formal

    Relating to a state of maintenance or delay where action is paused until a later time.

    ptProvisório / De espera

    • The pilot was instructed to enter a circular flight path because the runway was occupied.
    • The military engaged in a defensive action to prevent the enemy from advancing while reinforcements arrived.
    • The project is currently in a neutral phase while we wait for the final budget approval.
    • She accepted a temporary position as a way to stay active while searching for a permanent role.
    • The government established a transitional arrangement to manage the crisis in the short term.

    Sinônimosinterimprovisionalstandbystopgaptemporarytentativetransitional

    Antônimosactiveconclusivedecisivedefinitivefinalfixedlastingpermanentresolving

  3. Related to ownershipB2formalbusiness

    Involved in the legal possession of property, stocks, or assets, typically through a parent organization.

    ptHolding / Controlador

    • The conglomerate operates as a parent company that oversees numerous smaller subsidiaries.
    • He manages a diverse portfolio of financial assets in various international markets.
    • Legal experts advised on the creation of a specialized entity to protect the family's wealth.
    • The institution has a significant equity stake in the tech startup.
    • Corporate structures often include a central unit that controls the intellectual property.

    Sinônimosproprietary

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noun

/ˈhoʊldɪŋ/B2formalbusiness
  • ptPosse de bens, ativos ou participações societárias; também pode designar um grupo empresarial que controla outras empresas, ou o ato físico de segurar/agarrar algo.

The act of grasping or supporting something, or a significant property, investment, or collection of assets owned by an individual or organization.

  1. Financial AssetsB2formalbusiness

    An area of land, a collection of shares, or other property owned by a person or a company.

    ptAtivos / Propriedades

    • The billionaire's vast investment portfolio includes significant stakes in several tech giants.
    • The family’s land possessions have been passed down through five generations.
    • The central bank increased its gold reserves to stabilize the national currency.
    • Investors were advised to diversify their financial interests to minimize risk.
    • The corporation disclosed its international real estate acquisitions in the annual report.

    Sinônimosassetestateinvestmentpossessionpropertysecuritystake

  2. Physical SupportB1formal

    The act of keeping something in a particular position or supporting its weight.

    ptSustentação

    • The secure grip on the safety railing prevented him from slipping on the wet floor.
    • Proper manual support of the infant's head is crucial during the first months.
    • The mechanical bracket provides the necessary stabilization for the heavy camera.
    • Constant manual suspension of the heavy load caused significant muscle strain.
    • The structural reinforcement is responsible for maintaining the integrity of the arch.

    Sinônimosclaspclutchgraspgripholdsupport

  3. Legal DetentionC1formallegal

    The temporary state of being kept in custody or under official control.

    ptDetenção sob custódia

    • The suspect was placed in temporary confinement pending further investigation.
    • Strict protocols govern the duration of individual stay in the secure processing center.
    • The court ordered the continued judicial restraint of the defendant until the trial.
    • Administrative custody is used as a last resort for safety reasons.
    • The facility specializes in the short-term supervision of international arrivals.

    Sinônimosarrestconfinementcustodydetentionimprisonmentincarcerationremand

Formas
  • holdings plural form
  • holding's possessive singular form
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verb

hold/həʊld/A2formal
  • ptVerbo que indica segurar, carregar ou sustentar algo com as mãos ou os braços, além de manter uma posição, um estado ou o controle de algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of carrying, supporting, or keeping something in one's grasp, or maintaining a position or state.

verbo irregular

  1. Grasp or supportA1formal

    To have something in your hand or arms; to keep something from falling.

    ptSegurar

    • She held the baby carefully.
    • Hold the rope tightly while I climb.
    • He held the door open for me.

    Sinônimosclaspclenchcling toclutchcradlegraspgripsupport

    Antônimosdropfreeletreleaserelinquish

  2. Contain or have capacityA2formal

    To have space for a certain amount or number.

    ptConter

    • This bottle holds two liters of water.
    • The stadium holds 50,000 people.
    • The box can hold all my books.

    Sinônimosaccommodateadmitcarrycontainseattake

  3. Keep in positionB1formal

    To remain in a particular position or state.

    ptManter a posição

    • Hold your position until further orders.
    • The plane held its altitude during the storm.
    • She held her breath while diving.

    Sinônimoscontinuekeeplastpersistremainstay

    Antônimosrelease

  4. Organize or conductB1formal

    To arrange or carry out an event or meeting.

    ptRealizar

    • They will hold a meeting next week.
    • The conference is held annually.
    • The court holds sessions every Monday.

    Sinônimosarrangecallconductconvenehostorganizerunstage

    Antônimosabandoncall offcancel

Formas
  • held past participle
  • held past simple
  • holding present participle
  • holds third person singular

Variantes phrasalhold downhold inhold offhold onhold outhold overhold up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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