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capitalize [ˈkæpɪtəlaɪz]
verbo transitivo
1. capitalizar (finanzas)
2. escribir con mayúscula (word, letter)
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capitalize [ka-pi-ta-lais]
1. Capitalizar, agregar al capital el importe de los intereses; reducir la renta al capital. (Finanzas) (n)
2. (Print.) Principiar una palabra con mayúscula. (n)
va.
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