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Definition of control stake - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
businessTECH. ownership of enough shares to influence decisionsTECH.
- He acquired a control stake in the tech company.
- The investor's control stake allowed him to steer the company.
- With a control stake, she influenced major decisions.
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Expressions with control
not causing any immediate concern
The patient's condition is under control.
person with obsessive need to control events
She is a control freak about her wedding plans.
actions taken to limit negative effects of a problem
The company engaged in damage control after the scandal broke..
not manageable or under control
The party got outta control after midnight.
not able to be controlled by someone
The delay was beyond his control.
wildly unrestrained or violent
The party got out of control after midnight.
have authority over financial decisions
The finance committee controls the purse strings of the organization.
control something with great precision and ease
She can have fingertip control over the aircraft's movements.
having authority over a situation or task
She is in control of the entire project.
device used to operate appliances from a distance
He lost the remote control for the TV.
unable to be managed or directed
The wildfire spread rapidly, becoming beyond control.
methods to prevent pregnancy using contraception
She decided to use birth control to plan her family.
pill with hormones to prevent pregnancy
She started taking the birth control pill last month.
stay calm and not get angry
She tried to control her temper during the heated argument.
computer screen interface with various options
She navigated through the control panel to change the settings.
complete power to decide and direct something without limits
She had full control of the project after the reorganization.
manage or keep something from getting out of hand
She has the project under control now.
having authority or power over something
The manager is in control of the entire department.
fail to maintain power or influence over something
The manager began to lose control over the team's decisions..
area where passports are checked
We waited in line at passport control for an hour.
service that removes unwanted pests
We called pest control to handle the ants.
practice of managing food serving sizes
Portion control is essential for effective weight loss.
ability to control one's emotions and desires
He showed great self-control during the heated debate..
device or software to adjust sound level
Use the volume control to lower the music.
Expressions with stake
in question or under consideration
The future of the project is at stake.
personal interest in a situation or outcome
He has a stake in the success of the project.
claim ownership of something
He decided to stake out his territory in the new office.
someone's life is in danger or at risk
Hurry—life is at stake if she doesn't get insulin soon.
severely criticize or punish publicly
The media burned the politician at the stake for his actions.
risk one's good name or credibility
He decided to stake his reputation on the success of the new project.
risk one's reputation on the success of something
She staked her reputation on the project's success.
future is in danger due to current actions
If we don't act now, our future is at stake.
be involved with a personal concern or issue
He has a stake in the community project.
reputation is in danger of being damaged
In the duel, his honor is at stake.
important matter being discussed or decided
The main issue at stake is the budget allocation.
assert a right to something
She staked a claim to the leadership position in the group.
risk one's life on something
He would stake his life on the success of the mission.
risk everything one has for a chance
He decided to stake his all on the final race.
sharp wooden object driven into the heart
The vampire was killed with a stake through the heart.
acquire a share in a business or project by investing money
She decided to take a stake in the new startup company.
get rid of something permanently or stop talking about it
They decided to drive a stake through its heart and move on.
execute someone by tying to a post and lighting fire beneath
They threatened to burn the witch at the stake.
used to say well-being is in danger of harm
Wear a mask when health is at stake.
reputation or dignity could be lost or damaged
He fought bravely because his honour is at stake.
declare a right to something clearly and publicly
She staked her claim to the last piece of cake.
used to say a person may die if things fail
Drive carefully, because her life is at stake.
person's reputation is in danger of being damaged
He must win the match; his honor is at stake.
risk one's life for something
She would stake her life on saving the hostages.
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- French:participation de contrôle, ...
- German:Mehrheitsbeteiligung, ...
- Italian:partecipazione di controllo, ...
- Spanish:participación de control, ...
- Portuguese:participação de controlo, ...
- Chinese:控股权, ...
- Japanese:支配株式, ...
- Arabic:حِصَّة تَحَكُّم, ...
- Hebrew:מְנָיוֹת שְׁלִיטָה, ...
- Russian:контрольный пакет акций, ...
- Ukrainian:контрольний пакет акцій, ...
- Hindi:नियंत्रण हिस्सेदारी, ...
- Bengali:নিয়ন্ত্রণমূলক অংশীদারি, ...
- Catalan:paquet de control, ...
- Czech:kontrolní podíl, ...
- Danish:kontrolpost, ...
- Dutch:controlerend belang, ...
- Greek:πλειοψηφικό πακέτο, ...
- Hungarian:irányító részesedés, ...
- Khmer:ភាគហ៊ុនគ្រប់គ្រង, ...
- Korean:지배 지분, ...
- Persian:سهام کنترلی, ...
- Polish:pakiet kontrolny, ...
- Portuguese (BR):participação de controle, ...
- Romanian:pachet de control, ...
- Swedish:kontrollpost, ...
- Thai:หุ้นควบคุม, ...
- Turkish:kontrol hissesi, ...
- Vietnamese:cổ phần chi phối, ...
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