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to capitalize
01
to provide a business with the necessary funds by using a combination of investment from shareholders and loans from lenders
Transitive: to capitalize a business or project
Examples
Entrepreneurs often seek to capitalize their startups through a mix of equity and loans.
Companies may choose to capitalize expansion projects using a combination of funds from shareholders and borrowed capital.
02
to take advantage of or make the most of a situation for one's benefit
Intransitive: to capitalize on a situation
Examples
She capitalized on her opponent's mistake and won the match.
The company capitalized on the growing trend of online shopping.
03
to turn an asset, income, or resource into capital, typically for investment or business purposes
Transitive: to capitalize sth
Examples
They chose to capitalize their savings by purchasing stocks for long-term growth.
She capitalized her investment in real estate by selling the property at a higher value.
04
to record an expense as an investment in financial accounts, rather than treating them as immediate expenses
Transitive: to capitalize an expense
Examples
The company decided to capitalize the cost of the new software system as an asset.
Instead of expensing the renovations, they chose to capitalize them to reflect long-term value.
05
to convert future income or an asset into a present value or capital
Transitive: to capitalize an income
Examples
The investor sought to capitalize the potential profits from the business over the next decade.
They capitalized the company's future earnings by securing a large loan.
06
to write or print a letter or word in uppercase letters
Transitive: to capitalize a word or letter
Examples
Please capitalize the first letter of each sentence in your essay.
The title of the book should be capitalized for emphasis.
Lexical Tree
overcapitalize
capitalize
capital
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