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capitalise

/ˈkæp.ɪ.tə.laɪz/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant tirer parti d'une situation ou convertir quelque chose en capital.

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/ˈkæp.ɪ.tə.laɪz/B2formalbritishbusiness
  • frVerbe signifiant tirer parti d'une situation ou convertir quelque chose en capital.

A verb meaning to take advantage of a situation or to convert something into capital.

  1. Provide financial capitalB2formalbusiness

    To supply a business or project with the necessary funds, often through a mix of investor equity and borrowed money.

    frfinancer (un projet ou une entreprise)

    • The startup was capitalized by a group of angel investors.
    • They decided to capitalize the new venture with both loans and equity.
    • The bank helped capitalize the expansion of the factory.

    Synonymesbackbankrollfinancefundstakesubsidizeunderwrite

  2. Take advantage ofB2formal

    To use a situation or opportunity to gain an advantage for oneself.

    frTirer parti

    • She capitalized on her opponent's mistake to win the game.
    • The company capitalized on the growing demand for eco-friendly products.
    • He capitalized on the good weather to finish the outdoor work.

    Synonymescash in onexploitleverageseizeutilize

    Antonymesforgoignoremissneglectwaste

  3. Write in uppercase lettersA2formal

    To write or print a letter or word using capital letters.

    frmettre en majuscules

    • Please capitalize the first letter of each sentence.
    • In English, we capitalize proper nouns like names and cities.
    • The title of the book was capitalized on the cover.

    Synonymescapitalizeuppercase

    Antonymeslowercase

  4. Calculate present valueC1formalbusiness

    To determine the current value of a business or future income stream by discounting expected future earnings.

    frcapitaliser (actualiser)

    • The accountant capitalized the company's projected earnings to find its worth.
    • They capitalized the annuity to understand its present value.
    • The valuation firm capitalized the expected cash flows from the investment.

    Synonymesappraisediscountvalue

  5. Treat as capital assetC1formalbusiness

    To record an expenditure as a long-term asset on the balance sheet rather than as an immediate expense.

    frInscrire à l'actif (immobiliser)

    • The company decided to capitalize the cost of the new machinery.
    • Software development costs can be capitalized under certain accounting rules.
    • They capitalized the building renovation instead of expensing it.

    Antonymesexpensewrite-off

  6. Convert reserves into capitalC1formalbusiness

    To transform a company's retained earnings or reserve funds into share capital, often by issuing bonus shares.

    frIncorporer les réserves au capital

    • The board voted to capitalize the reserves by issuing new shares to shareholders.
    • The company capitalized its surplus funds to strengthen its equity base.
    • They capitalized the reserve account to increase the company's capital stock.
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