| 释义 |
reˈcapitalize, v.
[re- 5 b.]
trans. and intr. To capitalize (shares, etc.) again. Also fig. So ˌrecapitaliˈzation; reˈcapitalized ppl. a.
1927Sunday Express 11 Sept. 1/1 The ‘recapitalisation’ bubble..is still crowding northern Bankruptcy courts with failures affecting thousands of people. 1928Observer 15 July 20/3 Does anybody suppose that the recapitalised mills are paying their shareholders any such return? 1945Richmond (Va.) News-Leader 1 Aug. 13/2 Thomas E. Wilson, chairman of the Board of Directors of Wilson & Co., Inc., today announced plans to recapitalize the company's 274,085 outstanding shares of $6 preferred stock. 1947J. Hayward Prose Lit. since 1939 25 The break with the pre-war period was irreparable, and..a reorientation of intelligence and sensibility, a recapitalisation of experience, was inevitable. 1979Beautiful British Columbia Spring 16/1 Bishop declared bankruptcy, re-capitalized, and Secrets of Chinatown was released the following year. |