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Meanings of capitalise in inglês

português
capitalizar
espanhol
lucrar
catalão
capitalitzar

Draw advantages from.

capitalizar
Usage of capitalise in inglês
1
Government officials said the move was to capitalise on favourable market conditions.
Reuters
2
Comment: Ireland is well placed to capitalise on the sub-continent's burgeoning economy.
The Irish Times
3
I think the Hundred is the best way to capitalise on that.
The Guardian
4
To capitalise on it, the election has been brought forward three months.
The Irish Times
5
It took Hearts a mere eight minutes to capitalise on Fletcher's mistake.
The Guardian
6
Mr English was quick to capitalise on the capital gains tax confusion.
Radio NZ
7
These companies can capitalise on their expertise at keeping things under wraps.
Reuters
8
Without our culture we wouldn't have been able to capitalise on that.
The Irish Times
9
You could capitalise on that, said Wayne Marsh, an Internet marketing consultant.
Jamaica Observer
10
Fortunately for Newcastle the visitors were forward in insufficient numbers to capitalise.
The Irish Times
11
Kenya an opportunity to score just before that, but could not capitalise.
The South African
12
Highlands Park will hope to capitalise on any errors Stellies do make.
The South African
13
Mr Harawira and his supporters have been quick to capitalise on that.
Radio NZ
14
But in the event they failed to capitalise on potential scoring opportunities.
The Irish Times
15
The Blue Bulls will be looking to capitalise on their opponent's fatigue.
The South African
16
We didn't capitalise on the chances we created in the first half.
BBC
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Translations for capitalise
português
capitalizar
catalão
capitalitzar
Capitalise through the time
Capitalise across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare
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