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capital
I. capital1 [americ ˈkæpədl, Brit ˈkapɪt(ə)l] SUBST
1. capital C (city):
capital
2. capital C (letter):
capital
3. capital U FINAN:
capital
to make capital (out) of sth
to make capital (out) of sth
they are seeking to gain political capital from the affair atrib costs/inflows
capital assets
capital equipment or goods
capital expenditure
capital investment
capital grant (in UK)
capital growth
capital growth
capital loss
capital ratio
capital stock
capital transfer tax (in UK) HIST
II. capital1 [americ ˈkæpədl, Brit ˈkapɪt(ə)l] ADJ
1. capital JUR:
capital crime/offense
2.1. capital (major):
capital consideration
capital importance
capital importance
2.2. capital (principal city):
capital
3. capital TIPOGR:
capital letter
4. capital (excellent):
capital antiq
as interj capital!
capital2 [americ ˈkæpədl, Brit ˈkapɪt(ə)l] SUBST ARQUIT
capital
capital offense, capital offence Brit SUBST
capital offense
seed capital SUBST U
seed capital
seed capital
share capital SUBST FINAN
share capital U
fixed capital SUBST
fixed capital
fixed capital
capital punishment
capital punishment SUBST JUR:
capital punishment U
capital punishment U
capital market SUBST FINAN
capital market
risk capital SUBST FINAN
risk capital U
venture capital SUBST U
venture capital
venture capital fund
I. capital [ˈkæpɪtl, americ -ət̬l] SUBST
1. capital (principal city):
capital
2. capital TIPOGR:
capital
3. capital ARQUIT:
capital
4. capital FINAN:
capital
to make capital (out) of sth fig
II. capital [ˈkæpɪtl, americ -ət̬l] ADJ
1. capital (principal):
capital
capital city
2. capital TIPOGR:
capital letter
3. capital JUR:
capital
capital punishment
4. capital Brit (very good):
capital
share capital SUBST
share capital
risk capital SUBST ECON
risk capital
capital investment SUBST FINAN
capital investment
capital assets SUBST pl FINAN
capital assets
capital crime SUBST JUR
capital crime
capital letter [ˈkæpɪtl ˈletəʳ, americ -ət̬l ˈlet̬ɚ] SUBST
capital letter
in capital letters
venture capital SUBST FINAN
venture capital
capital punishment SUBST sem pl
capital punishment
start-up capital SUBST
start-up capital
I. capital [ˈkæp·ə·təl] SUBST
1. capital (principal city):
capital
2. capital TIPOGR:
capital
3. capital ARQUIT:
capital
4. capital FINAN:
capital
to make capital (out) of sth fig
II. capital [ˈkæp·ə·təl] ADJ
1. capital (principal):
capital
capital city
2. capital TIPOGR:
capital letter
3. capital JUR:
capital
capital punishment
risk capital SUBST ECON
risk capital
venture capital SUBST FINAN
venture capital
capital investment SUBST FINAN
capital investment
capital crime SUBST JUR
capital crime
capital assets SUBST pl FINAN
capital assets
capital punishment SUBST
capital punishment
capital letter [ˈkæp·ə·təl·ˈle·t̬ər] SUBST
capital letter
in capital letters
start-up capital SUBST
start-up capital
capital investment company <-ies> SUBST
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It had a share capital of 100,000 in 5 shares.
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The share capital amounted to 75 million of pesos, of which 78 percent were state participation.
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The share capital must be maintained throughout the life of the company.
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It has also adopted some slightly novel and radical steps, such as abolishing the concept of share capital and rules relating to share premium.
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The issued share capital of the company is the total number of shares existing in the company multiplied by the nominal value of each share.
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