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'ekwəti(fairness; justice.) equidad1 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL sindicato de actores1) fairness: equidad f, imparcialidad f2) value: valor m líquidon.• derecho s.m.• equidad s.f.'ekwəti1) u ( fairness) (frml) equidad f (frml)2) (Busn, Fin)a) u ( shareholders' interest in company) patrimonio m neto; (before n)equity capital — capital m propio
['ekwɪtɪ]N1) (=fairness) equidad f ; (Jur) derecho m de equidad, derecho m natural2) (Econ) [of debtor] valor m líquido; (also: equity capital) neto m patrimonial, patrimonio m neto3) equities (St Ex) acciones fpl ordinarias4)Equity — (Brit) (Theat) sindicato de actores
* * *['ekwəti]1) u ( fairness) (frml) equidad f (frml)2) (Busn, Fin)a) u ( shareholders' interest in company) patrimonio m neto; (before n)equity capital — capital m propio
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