holding
n. 佃户租种的土地; 所有物(如土地、债券、股份等); 私有财产; (因其热情、精力或决心等)阻拦不住某人
v. 拿( hold的现在分词); 认为; 包含; 容纳
If you have a holding in a company, you own shares in it.
That would increase Olympia & York's holding to 35%...
那样就会使奥林匹亚约克公司的股份上升到35%。
Sid's amazing wealth comes from holdings in oil, gas, land and property.
锡德惊人的财富来自他在石油、天然气和房地产领域持有的股份。
A holding is an area of farm land which is owned or rented by the person who grows crops on it.
The holdings of a place such as a museum, library, or art gallery are the items such as books or paintings which are kept there.
A holding operation or action is a temporary one that is intended to keep a situation under control and to prevent it from becoming worse.
A garden is, at best, a holding operation against nature.
花园充其量不过是抗拒自然的一时之法。
1. the act of keeping in your possession
2. something owned; any tangible or intangible possession that is owned by someone;
1. designed for (usually temporary) retention;
He was debarred from holding public office.
他被禁止担任公职.
She was holding the cat in her arms and petting it tenderly.
她抱着猫,温柔地抚摸着它.
At the approach of cold weather, the troops were unable to keep holding the field.
寒冷的天气到来时, 部队无力继续作战.
When we left the room, he was still holding forth on his adventures.
我们离开那房间时, 他还在侃侃而谈他的历险记.
She suggested holding a tea party for relaxation.
她建议举行一个茶会来散散心.