English to Maori Meaning of capital - whakapaipai

Capital :
whakapaipai

whakapaipai, tari matua, tino, utu, pūtea, reta whakapaipai, pa, Burg, ranea, whitiki

matua, tuatahi, tino, pirimia, whakapaipai, ārahi, nui, whakamate, mate, e taotia, kaiakiri, mahu'inga, teitei, pai, ngākau atawhai

whakapaipaipūmatuacapitalistcapitalistscapitallypane
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Definitions of capital in English
Noun(1) assets available for use in the production of further assets(2) wealth in the form of money or property owned by a person or business and human resources of economic value(3) a seat of government(4) one of the large alphabetic characters used as the first letter in writing or printing proper names and sometimes for emphasis(5) a center that is associated more than any other with some activity or product(6) the federal government of the United States(7) a book written by Karl Marx (1867(8) the upper part of a column that supports the entablature
Adjective(1) first-rate(2) of primary importance(3) uppercase
Examples of capital in English
(1) The same jury took less than four hours on Tuesday to convict her of capital murder, rejecting her insanity defence.(2) The company, which is developing a treatment for Alzheimer's disease, gained most of its development capital from overseas.(3) New York's reputation as fashion capital of the United States is long-standing.(4) The local prosecutor in turn pushed for capital murder charges.(5) In relation to a capital T, if it is just a nice, straight vertical line with a cross across the top, it is a sans serif font - a square block.(6) That's capital ! I will certainly ride over to her.(7) Eircom says it is entitled to a return on capital invested in the business and to recover its operating costs.(8) Aarhus is Denmark's second city and the capital of Jutland, famous notably for its Old Town.(9) They invested in more land, preferring to extend the scale of their operations rather than sink capital into improved productivity.(10) The capital is invested by the institution to a large degree in interest bearing investments like government stock, etc.(11) Late in 1917 Babe moved to Los Angeles which was rapidly replacing Florida and New York as the motion picture capital .(12) With justification, it wraps itself in the mantle of intellectual capital for the knowledge economy.(13) The flip side is that some on the left have been disappointed by the lack of significant redistribution of wealth from capital to labour.(14) Consultancy fees can be regarded as investments in human capital and hence treated as capital expenditure, something the economists love.(15) We look to business and the market to invest and develop financial capital , and the State has a role in regulating the economy.(16) The properties have been snapped up by people wanting to move into the area, which was a hub of activity when Bradford was the wool capital of the world in the 1800s.
Related Phrases of capital
(1) capital letter ::
reta whakapaipai
(2) capital letters ::
reta whakapaipai
(3) capital city ::
whakapaipai pa
(4) capital punishment ::
whiu whakapaipai
(5) working capital ::
whakapaipai mahi
(6) share capital ::
share whakapaipai
(7) capital stock ::
whakapaipai kararehe
(8) capital gain ::
whakapaipai taonga
(9) capital expenditure ::
whakapaunga whakapaipai
(10) venture capital ::
whakapaipai kaupapa
Synonyms
Adjective
1. majuscule ::
majuscule
Noun
2. first city ::
pa tuatahi
3. money ::
moni
4. capital letters ::
reta whakapaipai
5. chapiter ::
whakapaipai
6. capital letter ::
reta whakapaipai
7. working capital ::
whakapaipai mahi
Different Forms
capital, capitalist, capitalists, capitally, capitals
Word Example from TV Shows
Capital D. Heh.

Capital D. Heh.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 3

He just went colon, capital O.

He just went colon, CAPITAL O.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 1

You started a brawl in the streets with Ned Stark and disappeared from the capital.

You started a brawl in the streets with Ned Stark and disappeared from the CAPITAL.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 1

And it's our duty to assist the capital in time of need.

And it's our duty to assist the CAPITAL in time of need.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 1

I belong here with you, not down south in that rats' nest they call a capital.

I belong here with you, not down south in that rats' nest they call a CAPITAL.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 1

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