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overcapitalize

/ˌoʊ.vərˈkæp.ɪ.t̬əl.aɪz/

Traduction: Verbe désignant l'action de fournir ou d'investir un capital excessif dans une entreprise ou un projet, ou d'attribuer une valeur de marché trop élevée à un actif.

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verb

/ˌoʊ.vərˈkæp.ɪ.t̬əl.aɪz/C2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de fournir ou d'investir un capital excessif dans une entreprise ou un projet, ou d'attribuer une valeur de marché trop élevée à un actif.

A verb used to indicate the act of providing or investing too much capital in a business or project, or of assigning an excessively high market value to an asset.

  1. Overestimate capital valueC1formalbusiness

    To estimate the capital value of a company at an unreasonably or unlawfully high level.

    frSurévaluer la valeur du capital

    • The auditors warned that the firm had overcapitalized its assets.
    • Overcapitalizing a business can lead to inflated stock prices.
    • The company was accused of overcapitalizing to attract investors.

    Synonymesinflateoverestimateoverstateovervalue

    Antonymesunderestimateundervalue

  2. Overestimate market valueC1formalbusiness

    To overestimate the market value of something, such as property or assets.

    frSurestimer la valeur marchande

    • The real estate agent overcapitalized the property, leading to a slow sale.
    • Investors often overcapitalize startups based on hype.
    • Overcapitalizing a project can result in financial losses.

    Synonymesoverestimateoverrateovervalue

    Antonymesunderestimateundervalue

  3. Excessive capitalizationC1formalbusiness

    To capitalize beyond what the business or its profit-making prospects warrant.

    frsurcapitaliser

    • The startup overcapitalized its operations, leading to a cash flow crisis.
    • Overcapitalizing a small business can strain its resources.
    • The board decided not to overcapitalize the expansion plan.
Formes
  • overcapitalized past participle
  • overcapitalized past simple
  • overcapitalizing present participle
  • overcapitalizes third person singular