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1 capital liabilities
s.obligaciones de capital, pasivo consolidado, pasivo fijo, pasivo de capital.pl.plural de CAPITAL LIABILITY -
2 asset
'æset(anything useful or valuable; an advantage: He is a great asset to the school.) ventaja, factor positivo- assetstr['æset]1 (quality) calidad nombre femenino positiva, ventaja2 (person) elemento valioso1 SMALLCOMMERCE/SMALL activo m sing\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLassets and liabilities positivo y activocapital assets activo fijocurrent assets activo realizablefixed assets activo inmovilizadoliquid assets activo realizablepersonal assets bienes nombre masculino plural mueblesasset ['æ.sɛt] n1) : ventaja f, recurso m2) assets npl: bienes mpl, activo massets and liabilities: activo y pasivon.• activo s.m.• posesión s.f.• ventaja s.f.'æseta) ( valuable quality)['æset]asset to something/somebody: she's an asset to the company es una empleada muy valiosa para la compañía; your degree will always be an asset to you — la carrera siempre será un punto a tu favor
1. N1) (=advantage) ventaja f2) (Econ etc) bien m ; (=book-keeping item) partida f del activoassets — (on accounts) haberes mpl, activo msing
personal assets — bienes mpl personales
real assets — bienes mpl muebles, bienes mpl raíces
assets and liabilities — activo msing y pasivo msing
assets in hand — activo msing disponible, bienes mpl disponibles
2.CPDasset stripper N — (Econ) especulador que compra empresas en crisis para vender sus bienes
asset stripping N — (Econ) acaparamiento de activos con vistas a su venta y a la liquidación de la empresa
* * *['æset]a) ( valuable quality)asset to something/somebody: she's an asset to the company es una empleada muy valiosa para la compañía; your degree will always be an asset to you — la carrera siempre será un punto a tu favor
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