liquidate

Idioma: es

🇺🇸 /ˈlɪkwɪˌdeɪt/

📖 Definiciones

verb
liquidación; Liquidación; liquidar; liquidar; aclarar, disipar; liquidación

EN: To convert assets into cash, especially by selling them, typically in the process of winding up a business or settling debts.; To wind up the affairs of a business or organization by settling accounts, disposing of assets, and distributing any remaining funds.; To pay off or settle a debt or obligation completely.; To eliminate or destroy completely, especially to kill a person, often used in the context of political purges or organized crime.; To make clear or transparent; to clarify (archaic usage).; To sell off goods at reduced prices, typically to dispose of stock quickly.

🔗 Detalles

Formas de la palabra

3.ª pers. sing.: liquidates Pasado: liquidated Participio pasado: liquidated Participio presente: liquidating

Colocaciones

liquidate a companyliquidate assetsliquidate a positionliquidate a businessliquidate holdingsliquidate inventory

Derivados

liquidationliquidatorliquidatedliquidating

Sinónimos

dissolvewind upsettleeliminateconvertdispose of

Antónimos

establishincorporateacquire

Palabras confundidas

liquidity

EN: 'Liquidity' is a noun referring to the ease of converting assets to cash; 'liquidate' is the verb meaning to actually convert or wind up.

es: 'Liquidity' es un sustantivo que se refiere a la facilidad para convertir activos en efectivo; 'liquidate' es el verbo que significa convertir o liquidar realmente.

liquid

EN: 'Liquid' is a noun/adjective referring to a fluid substance; 'liquidate' is a verb meaning to convert assets to cash or dissolve a business.

es: 'Liquid' es un sustantivo/adjetivo que se refiere a una sustancia fluida; 'liquidate' es un verbo que significa convertir activos en efectivo o disolver un negocio.

Consejos de ortografía

EN: Remember that 'liquidate' has only one 'i' after the 'l' (not 'liquiidate'), and the noun form is 'liquidation' (not 'liquidation' with a double 'i').

es: Recuerda que 'liquidate' tiene solo una 'i' después de la 'l' (no 'liquiidate'), y la forma sustantiva es 'liquidation' (no 'liquidation' con doble 'i').

💬 Ejemplos

The company was forced to liquidate its remaining inventory to pay off creditors.

La empresa se vio obligada a liquidar su inventario restante para pagar a los acreedores.
The board voted to liquidate the corporation after years of declining profits.

El consejo votó liquidar la corporación después de años de beneficios en declive.
He worked extra hours to liquidate his mortgage ahead of schedule.

Trabajó horas extra para liquidar su hipoteca antes de tiempo.
The regime was accused of liquidating political dissidents who opposed its rule.

El régimen fue acusado de liquidar a los disidentes políticos que se oponían a su gobierno.
The scholar sought to liquidate the ambiguities in the ancient text.

El erudito buscó aclarar las ambigüedades en el texto antiguo.
The store is liquidating all its winter coats at half price before spring arrives.

La tienda está liquidando todos sus abrigos de invierno a mitad de precio antes de que llegue la primavera.