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1 rentabiliser
rentabiliser [ʀɑ̃tabilize]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ entreprise, activité] to make profitable ; [+ investissements] to secure a return on ; [+ équipements] to make cost-effective* * *ʀɑ̃tabilizeverbe transitif to secure a return on [investissement]; to make a profit on [produit]; to make [something] profitable [affaire]* * *ʀɑ̃tabilize vt[capitaux, production] to make profitable* * *rentabiliser verb table: aimer vtr to secure a return on [investissement]; to make a profit on [produit]; to make [sth] profitable [affaire]; rentabiliser la recherche to make research pay; les gros investissements sont parfois longs à rentabiliser large-scale investment is sometimes slow to yield a profit; l'isolation de ma maison sera vite rentabilisée my home insulation will soon pay for itself.[rɑ̃tabilize] verbe transitif
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