capitalization
/kə,pitəlai'zeiʃn/
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A teacher writes the word "HELLO" on the board to demonstrate capitalization.
Definition
- Noun:
- The sale of capital stock: The process of raising funds for a company by issuing and selling shares of stock.
- The act of capitalizing on an opportunity: The action of taking full advantage of a situation to gain a benefit.
- An estimation of the value of a business: The total market value of a company's outstanding shares of stock, or the sum of its equity and debt.
- Writing in capital letters: The use of uppercase letters in writing or printing.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The company's recent capitalization raised millions for expansion. (Referring to the sale of stock.)
- His quick capitalization on the market trend made him a fortune. (Referring to seizing an opportunity.)
- The firm's market capitalization exceeds $10 billion. (Referring to business valuation.)
- The capitalization of proper nouns is a basic rule in English. (Referring to the use of uppercase letters.)
Advanced Usage
- "Market capitalization": The total dollar market value of a company's outstanding shares; a key measure of a company's size.
- Apple has one of the highest market capitalizations in the world.
- "Capitalization rate" (Cap rate): A rate used in real estate to estimate the potential return on an investment property.
- The property's value was determined using a 7% capitalization rate.
Variants and Related Words
- Capitalize (verb): To provide capital for; to write or print in capital letters; to take advantage of.
- The bank agreed to capitalize the new venture.
- Remember to capitalize the first letter of each sentence.
- They capitalized on their opponent's mistake.
- Capital (noun): Wealth in the form of money or assets; a city serving as a seat of government; an uppercase letter.
- Capitalized (adjective): Describing something written in capital letters or having received funding.
Synonyms
- Funding, financing (for the sale of stock).
- Exploitation, leveraging (for seizing an opportunity).
- Valuation, worth (for business value).
- Uppercase, majuscule (for writing in capital letters).
Related Phrases
- "Over-capitalization": A situation where a company has more capital than it needs for its operations, potentially leading to inefficiency.
- The over-capitalization of the firm led to wasteful spending.
- "Under-capitalization": A situation where a company lacks sufficient capital to fund its operations and growth.
- Many startups fail due to under-capitalization.
A teacher writes the word "HELLO" on the board to demonstrate capitalization.
Noun
- the sale of capital stock
- the act of capitalizing on an opportunity
- an estimation of the value of a business
- writing in capital letters