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Detailed Translations for holding from English to Dutch

holding:

holding [the ~] noun

  1. the holding (preserving)
    houden; vasthouden

Related Words for "holding":


Synonyms for "holding":


Related Definitions for "holding":

  1. the act of retaining something1
  2. something owned; any tangible or intangible possession that is owned by someone1

holding form of hold:

to hold verb (holds, held, holding)

  1. to hold (don't let go of; retain; keep)
    vasthouden; niet laten gaan
  2. to hold (realize; contain; grasp; get to know; realise)
    realiseren; onderkennen; beseffen; inzien; doorzien
    • realiseren verb (realiseer, realiseert, realiseerde, realiseerden, gerealiseerd)
    • onderkennen verb (onderken, onderkent, onderkende, onderkenden, onderkend)
    • beseffen verb (besef, beseft, besefte, beseften, beseft)
    • inzien verb (zie in, ziet in, zag in, zagen in, ingezien)
    • doorzien verb (doorzie, doorziet, doorzag, doorzagen, doorzien)
  3. to hold (stand firm; maintain; preserve; )
    handhaven; stand houden
  4. to hold (arrest; apprehend; pick up; )
    aanhouden; arresteren; gevangennemen; oppakken; inrekenen
    • aanhouden verb (houd aan, houdt aan, hield aan, hielden aan, aangehouden)
    • arresteren verb (arresteer, arresteert, arresteerde, arresteerden, gearresteerd)
    • oppakken verb (pak op, pakt op, pakte op, pakten op, opgepakt)
    • inrekenen verb (reken in, rekent in, rekende in, rekenden in, ingerekend)
  5. to hold
    beethouden
    • beethouden verb (houd beet, houdt beet, hield beeld, hielden beeld, beetgehouden)
  6. to hold (put in gaol; detain; lock up)
    opsluiten; vastzetten; in de cel zetten
  7. to hold
    – To temporarily suspend an active phone call. 2
    wachten
    • wachten verb (wacht, wachtte, wachtten, gewacht)

Conjugations for hold:

present
  1. hold
  2. hold
  3. holds
  4. hold
  5. hold
  6. hold
simple past
  1. held
  2. held
  3. held
  4. held
  5. held
  6. held
present perfect
  1. have held
  2. have held
  3. has held
  4. have held
  5. have held
  6. have held
past continuous
  1. was holding
  2. were holding
  3. was holding
  4. were holding
  5. were holding
  6. were holding
future
  1. shall hold
  2. will hold
  3. will hold
  4. shall hold
  5. will hold
  6. will hold
continuous present
  1. am holding
  2. are holding
  3. is holding
  4. are holding
  5. are holding
  6. are holding
subjunctive
  1. be held
  2. be held
  3. be held
  4. be held
  5. be held
  6. be held
diverse
  1. hold!
  2. let's hold!
  5. held
  6. holding
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

hold [the ~] noun

  1. the hold (barrel; bucket; vat; )
    de vat; de barrel; de ton; het fust; de bak; de emmer; de pot; de teil; de kuip
  2. the hold (having a grip)
    beetnemen; de greep; beetpakken; vastpakken
  3. the hold
    de houdgreep
  4. the hold (ship's hold)
    het scheepsruim

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Synonyms for "hold":


Antonyms for "hold":


Related Definitions for "hold":

  1. the act of grasping1
    • she kept a firm hold on the railing1
  2. the space in a ship or aircraft for storing cargo1
  3. the appendage to an object that is designed to be held in order to use or move it1
  4. a cell in a jail or prison1
  5. a stronghold1
  6. power by which something or someone is affected or dominated1
    • he has a hold over them1
  7. understanding of the nature or meaning or quality or magnitude of something1
  8. a state of being confined (usually for a short time)1
    • the prisoner is on hold1
  9. time during which some action is awaited1
  10. keep from exhaling or expelling1
    • hold your breath1
  11. remain committed to1
    • I hold to these ideas1
  12. assert or affirm1
    • Rousseau's philosophy holds that people are inherently good1
  13. keep in mind or convey as a conviction or view1
    • hold these truths to be self-evident1
    • I hold him personally responsible1
  14. hold the attention of1
    • The soprano held the audience1
    • This story held our interest1
    • She can hold an audience spellbound1
  15. be in accord; be in agreement1
    • I hold with those who say life is sacred1
  16. declare to be1
    • judge held that the defendant was innocent1
  17. bind by an obligation; cause to be indebted1
    • He's held by a contract1
    • I'll hold you by your promise1
  18. protect against a challenge or attack1
  19. aim, point, or direct1
  20. drink alcohol without showing ill effects1
    • He can hold his liquor1
  21. have or hold in one's hands or grip1
    • A crazy idea took hold of him1
  22. be the physical support of; carry the weight of1
    • The beam holds up the roof1
    • What's holding that mirror?1
  23. to close within bounds, limit or hold back from movement1
    • This holds the local until the express passengers change trains1
    • About a dozen animals were held inside the stockade1
    • The illegal immigrants were held at a detention center1
    • The terrorists held the journalists for ransom1
  24. cover as for protection against noise or smell1
    • She held her ears when the jackhammer started to operate1
    • hold one's nose1
  25. support or hold in a certain manner1
    • She holds her head high1
  26. organize or be responsible for1
    • hold a reception1
  27. maintain (a theory, thoughts, or feelings)1
  28. cause to stop1
  29. have or possess, either in a concrete or an abstract sense1
    • She holds a Master's degree from Harvard1
  30. secure and keep for possible future use or application1
  31. have rightfully; of rights, titles, and offices1
    • He held the governorship for almost a decade1
  32. take and maintain control over, often by violent means1
    • The dissatisfied students held the President's office for almost a week1
  33. keep from departing1
  34. arrange for and reserve (something for someone else) in advance1
    • please hold a table at Maxim's1
  35. lessen the intensity of; temper; hold in restraint; hold or keep within limits1
    • hold your tongue1
    • hold your temper1
  36. stop dealing with1
    • hold all calls to the President's office while he is in a meeting1
  37. be valid, applicable, or true1
    • This theory still holds1
  38. be pertinent or relevant or applicable1
    • This theory holds for all irrational numbers1
  39. keep in a certain state, position, or activity; e.g.,1
    • hold in place1
    • She always held herself as a lady1
  40. remain in a certain state, position, or condition1
    • The weather held1
    • They held on the road and kept marching1
  41. contain or hold; have within1
    • The canteen holds fresh water1
  42. be capable of holding or containing1
    • The flask holds one gallon1
  43. resist or confront with resistance1
    • The bridge held1
  44. have room for; hold without crowding1
    • The auditorium can't hold more than 500 people1
  45. have as a major characteristic1
    • The novel holds many surprises1
    • The book holds in store much valuable advise1
  46. A restriction that prevents a document from being posted or transactions from being entered for a specified record.2
  47. To temporarily suspend an active phone call.2

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