liquidity

• Sustantivo que designa la facilidad con la que un activo o valor puede convertirse en efectivo sin pérdida significativa de su valor, así como la disponibilidad de fondos o la capacidad de un mercado para absorber operaciones sin grandes oscilaciones de precio.

A noun referring to the state of being easily convertible into cash, or the ability of an asset to be quickly bought or sold without significantly affecting its price.

incontable

1. State of being liquidB2formalscientific

   The physical state of a substance that allows it to flow easily, with little tendency to disperse and relatively high incompressibility.

   Estado de ser líquido

   • The liquidity of water decreases as it approaches freezing point.
   • Mercury maintains its liquidity over a wide temperature range.
   • The scientist studied the liquidity of various oils at different temperatures.

   Sinónimosfluidityfluidnessliquidness

2. Ease of flowB2formaltechnical

   The property of a substance to flow easily, often used to describe fluids.

   Fluidez

   • Honey has a lower liquidity than water due to its viscosity.
   • The liquidity of the paint made it easy to apply evenly.
   • Engineers measure the liquidity of industrial lubricants for machinery.

   Sinónimosfluencyfluidityrunniness

   Antónimossolidityviscosity

3. Financial liquidityB2formalbusiness

   The ability of an asset to be quickly converted into cash without significant loss of value, or the availability of cash to meet debts.

   Liquidez financiera

   • The company maintained high liquidity to cover its short-term obligations.
   • Investors prefer assets with high liquidity for quick access to cash.
   • The bank's liquidity ratio improved after the new policy was implemented.

   Sinónimosconvertibilityfluidity

   Antónimosinsolvency