holder
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3.9
- noun
- /ˈhoʊldər/
- Specialized
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tenedor
- China is the second largest holder of foreign US bonds.
- debt holders
- paid to the holder
- bank debt holders
China is the second largest holder of foreign US bonds.
- China is the second largest holder of foreign US bonds.
- But anyway, you nobody cares and Oh no, you know that the bond holders had to take a little haircut.
- The question really is what about domestic debt holders and foreign holders willingness to hold that and that seems to me the bigger question.
- And now to fix the crisis, we're going to say that mortgage holders and taxpayers should pay more money every month to the rich.
- If you have a pension fund, they are often by mandate holders of government debt.
- So you would think the schools with the lowest net price are going to have much lower debt for the average debt holder graduation than the schools with the highest net price.
Examples
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Otherwise, the firm has to face bankruptcy for default of payment to debt holders.
Academic text (2018) -
Madison insisted that only the original holder would receive full value, and others would receive the going market value.
Academic text (1993) -
I was the vodka shot record holder in my class at West Point.
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If the copyright holder is known, it is identified.
Academic text (2014) -
Option contracts explicitly give the option holder price protection, but the option of trading at a more favorable spot price.
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And this bond is a perpetuity, that is, it pays to the holder a fixed amount every year, forever.
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This interest you're paying goes to mortgage-backed security holders, not the banks.
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Today's ten largest holders of petroleum reserves are state-owned companies, like Russia's Gazprom and Iran's national oil company.
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The bank sent a notice to the cheque holder regarding the expiration date.
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As the bond holder, she received monthly interest payments without any issues.
Synonyms
Idioms
A joke that people look more attractive after drinking alcohol
- Informal
A joking way to say people find others more attractive after drinking beer
Compounds
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4.6
A long thin tube you hold in your hand or mouth to keep a cigarette away from your face
A person who does not pay money they owe to a bank or credit company on time
- NSFW
A small metal tool like tweezers that holds the end of a joint so you do not burn your fingers
How Entitled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Holder comes from hold 'to have or keep' plus -er 'one who does', so the holder of a cheque, ticket, or bond is the person who has it in their hand and can claim the payment or use it.