capitalises's Usage Examples:

According to a 2009 Ofsted report, "It capitalises on its small size by providing a very welcoming and friendly ethos where.

She adopted the pseudonym "ORLAN" in 1971, and capitalises each letter because, as ORLAN states, she has 'no desire to step back.

Camel case is distinct from title case, which capitalises all words but retains the spaces between them, and from Tall Man lettering.

"Schumacher capitalises as Williams get it wrong in the rain again".

Bhumi capitalises on the volunteering force of Indian youth, playing a catalyst directing.

htm SBBJ History "State Bank of Bikaner ' Jaipur capitalises on robust earnings".

The Eagle and Child pub in particular capitalises on Tolkien's former patronage in its signage and interior decoration.

German Nummer is represented this way, and this language capitalises all nouns and abbreviations of nouns.

"Vietnam Airlines capitalises on new Phu Quoc airport".

The director cleverly capitalises on this fact by making Vadivelu wonder who Parthiban is, the first time.

from BAFTA explains that the category will award "the best game that capitalises on the unique and maturing medium of games to deliver a transformational.

"ETF Securities capitalises on commodities".

"Trespass aims for 250 stores as it capitalises on property market | News".

"Portugal 0-1 England: Beth Mead capitalises on error to give Lionesses win".

"Herman capitalises on Kraft slip to win Barbasol".

"David Horsey capitalises on let-off to win play-off in Morocco".

Ronaldo heads Real to victory; ESPN Soccernet, 20 April 2011 Lionel Messi capitalises for Barcelona as Real Madrid see red again; The Guardian, 27 April 2011.

"Margate capitalises on 1964 Mods and Rockers' riots".

name in English; approximate translations are shown (note that German capitalises all nouns, but no adjectives, even when derived from proper nouns): Kuhhunde.

Synonyms:

see; consider; view; capitalize; regard; reckon;

Antonyms:

credit; debit; mistrust; distrust; subtract;