capitalize

UK:  ['kæpɪtəlaɪz]

US:  ['kæpɪt(ə)l.aɪz]

过去分词：capitalized  现在分词：capitalizing  第三人称单数：capitalizes  

v.

1.利用

2.〔美国〕用大写字母写[印]

3.把…资本化,使成为资本,用…作资本,把…估价为资本;认可[决定]资本为…股

4.〔美国〕对…投资,给…提供资本

5.变为资本;用作资本:

6.把(某一时期内的收益等)折合成当前价值

7.把…定为首都

8.利益

1 . He was likely a mere figurehead, unable to capitalize upon his abilities or realize his dreams.
他很可能被架空，无法充分发挥自己的能力或者实现自己的梦想。

2 . But the CFO said Microsoft was ready to launch new products into the soft market, looking to capitalize on the recovery when it comes.
但Liddell表示，微软准备向软件市场推出新产品，以期在复苏开始的时候有所斩获。

3 . But if you do not train, your victory may be like a one-time lottery win, which you cannot capitalize on over the long run.
但是如果你不训练，你的胜利可能就像赢得了一次乐透彩，而这种运气并不能供你长久利用。

4 . England was a late comer to the tea trade, as the East India Company did not capitalize on tea's popularity until the mid-18th century.
由于英国东印度公司直到18世纪中叶，才开始充分利用茶叶盛行的机会，赚取利润，所以英国进行茶叶贸易比较晚。

5 . Governments, meantime, also are trying to capitalize on growing popularity of indigenous treatments.
此外，各国政府也试图对传统医药的日渐流行加以利用。