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1 volver a invertir
• reinvest -
2 reinvertir
v.to reinvest.* * *1 to reinvest* * *VT to reinvest* * *= reinvest.Ex. It was generally necessary to reinvest the profits from one job in the expenses of another, and printers of the hand-press period regularly had difficulty to cover temporary shortages of money.* * *= reinvest.Ex: It was generally necessary to reinvest the profits from one job in the expenses of another, and printers of the hand-press period regularly had difficulty to cover temporary shortages of money.
* * *reinvertir [ I11 ]vtto reinvest* * *reinvertir vtto reinvest* * *v/t reinvest -
3 capitalizar
v.1 to capitalize (economics).El banquero capitalizó los depósitos The banker capitalized the deposits.EXEX capitalizó el producto EXEX invested capital in the product.2 to capitalize on (sacar provecho de).El banco capitalizó las cuotas The bank capitalized on the installments.3 to put in upper case.El maestro capitalizó las letras The teacher put the letters in upper case* * *1 to capitalize* * *VT1) to capitalize; [+ interés] to compound2) (fig) to capitalize on, turn to one's advantage* * *verbo transitivo1) (Fin)a) ( incorporar al capital) < ganancias> to capitalize; < intereses> to reinvestb) < empresa> to capitalize2) <hecho/circunstancia> to capitalize on* * *verbo transitivo1) (Fin)a) ( incorporar al capital) < ganancias> to capitalize; < intereses> to reinvestb) < empresa> to capitalize2) <hecho/circunstancia> to capitalize on* * *capitalizar [A4 ]vtA ( Fin)1 (incorporar al capital) ‹ganancias› to capitalize; ‹intereses› to reinvest, compound2 ‹empresa› to capitalizelas entidades financieras más capitalizadas the most highly capitalized financial institutions, the financial institutions with the highest capitalizationB ‹hecho/circunstancia› to capitalize on, make capital out of* * *capitalizar vt1. Fin to capitalize2. [sacar provecho de, acaparar] to capitalize on;la casa de discos capitalizó el triunfo del grupo the record company cashed in on the group's success* * *v/t capitalize; figcapitalize on* * *capitalizar {21} vt: to capitalize♦ capitalización nf -
4 capitalizarse
• increase activities• increase capital• increase gradually• reinvest capital -
5 reinvertir
• invest again• plough back• plow back• reinvest
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reinvest — re‧in‧vest [ˌriːɪnˈvest] verb [intransitive, transitive] FINANCE to use money you have earned from investments to buy additional investments: reinvest (something) in something • She reinvested the dividends in mutual funds. * * * reinvest UK US… … Financial and business terms
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