capitalizing

UK
/ˈkæpɪtəlaɪzɪŋ/
US
/ˈkæpɪtəˌlaɪzɪŋ/
capitalizeverb

capitalizing

Gerund

capitalized
Past Simple
capitalized
Past Participle
capitalizing
Gerund
UK
/ˈkæpɪtəlaɪz/
US
/ˈkæpɪtəˌlaɪz/
Translations
The company decided to capitalize on the new market trend.
Компания решила капитализировать на новой рыночной тенденции.
He wanted to capitalize on the situation to make a profit.
Он хотел нажиться на ситуации, чтобы получить прибыль.
She tried to capitalize on her recent success by launching a new product.
Она попыталась использовать свой недавний успех, запустив новый продукт.
Additional translations
извлекать прибыль
извлекать выгоду
Definitions
To write or print a letter of the alphabet as a capital; to use an uppercase letter.
Make sure to capitalize the first letter of each sentence.
To take advantage of a situation or opportunity.
The company plans to capitalize on the growing demand for electric vehicles.
To provide a company or industry with capital, especially by investing money.
The startup was able to capitalize its operations through a series of successful funding rounds.
In accounting, to record (an expenditure) as an asset on a balance sheet, to be depreciated or amortized over time.
Under IFRS, companies must capitalize development costs that meet certain criteria.
Synonyms
take advantage of
capitalize on
capitalizegerund / present participle

capitalizing

Used attributively before nouns, mainly in accounting contexts (e.g., "capitalizing expenses").
Definitions
Relating to the act of converting costs into capital or taking advantage of an opportunity.
The firm adopted a capitalizing approach to its research expenses.
capitalizepast participle
Definitions
Written with an initial capital letter.
Names of countries are always capitalized in English.
Recorded as an asset rather than expensed immediately.
The capitalized cost of the equipment will be depreciated over its useful life.