capitalisation

• Substantivo que designa o ato ou processo de escrever com letra maiúscula, a avaliação do valor de um negócio, o aproveitamento de uma oportunidade ou a venda de capital acionário.

A noun referring to the act or process of writing in capital letters, or the estimation of the value of a business, or the act of capitalizing on an opportunity, or the sale of capital stock.

1. Writing in capital lettersB1formal

   The act of writing or printing a word or letter using uppercase letters, often for grammatical or stylistic reasons.

   Uso de letras maiúsculas

   • Correct capitalization is important in formal writing.
   • The capitalization of proper nouns is a basic grammar rule.
   • She checked the capitalization of the title before submitting the essay.

   Sinônimoscapitalization

2. Business valuationB2formalbusiness

   An estimation of the total value of a business or company, often based on its assets, earnings, or market price.

   Capitalização

   • The company's market capitalization exceeded one billion dollars.
   • Investors analyzed the capitalization of the startup before funding it.
   • A high capitalization often indicates a stable and profitable business.

   Sinônimosmarket valuevaluation

3. Taking advantage of an opportunityB2informal

   The act of using a situation or opportunity to gain an advantage or benefit.

   Aproveitamento de oportunidades

   • His capitalization on the market trend led to huge profits.
   • The team's capitalization of the opponent's mistake won them the game.
   • She is known for her quick capitalization on emerging trends.

   Sinônimosexploitationleveragingopportunismseizinguseutilisation

4. Sale of capital stockC1formalbusiness

   The process of raising money for a business by selling shares of stock to investors.

   Capitalização

   • The company's capitalization through stock sales funded its expansion.
   • They announced a new capitalization plan to attract investors.
   • Capitalization via equity shares is a common practice for startups.

   Antônimosliquidation