growth stock en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de growth stock en el diccionario inglés»español

growth [ingl. am. ɡroʊθ, ingl. brit. ɡrəʊθ] SUST.

1.1. growth U (of animals, plants, humans):

growth

crecimiento m

1.2. growth U (personal development):

growth

crecimiento m personal

2.1. growth U or C:

growth (of population, city)

crecimiento m

growth (of quantity)

aumento m

2.2. growth U or C COM.:

growth (of industry, business)

crecimiento m

growth (of industry, business)

desarrollo m

growth (of industry, business)

expansión f

growth (of profits, demand)

aumento m

2.3. growth U or C (of influence, affection):

growth

aumento m

growth in popularity/importance/status

aumento de popularidad/importancia/prestigio

3.1. growth U (what grows):

prune away the dead branches to make way for the new growth

pode las ramas secas para dejar crecer los brotes nuevos

several days' growth of beard

una barba de varios días

3.2. growth C MED.:

growth

bulto m

growth

tumor m

I.stock [ingl. am. stɑk, ingl. brit. stɒk] SUST.

1.1. stock (supply):

stock often pl

reserva f

stocks of coal

reservas fpl de carbón

get in a good stock of food/drink for the party

compra bastante comida/bebida para la fiesta

we need to get some stocks in

necesitamos abastecernos or aprovisionarnos

her vast stock of knowledge on the subject

sus amplísimos conocimientos sobre el tema

1.2. stock U (of shop, business):

stock

existencias fpl

stock

estoc m

stock

stock m

to have sth in stock

tener algo en estoc or en existencias

we're out of stock of green ones

no nos quedan verdes

we're out of stock of green ones

las verdes se han agotado or están agotadas

to take stock (review situation)

hacer un balance

to take stock (review situation)

evaluar la situación

to take stock literal (make inventory)

hacer el inventario

to take stock of sb

formarse un juicio sobre alguien

to take stock of sth

hacer un balance de algo

to take stock of sth

evaluar algo

2.1. stock FIN. U:

stock (shares)

acciones fpl

stock (shares)

valores mpl

stock (government securities)

bonos mpl del Estado

stock (government securities)

papel m del Estado

I have some stock in that company

tengo algunas acciones en esa compañía

common stock ingl. am.

acciones ordinarias

Treasury stock ingl. am. (corporate)

autocartera f

Treasury stock (of UK government)

títulos mpl de la deuda pública

to put or take stock in sth ingl. am.

dar crédito a algo

atrbv. stock certificate

título m de acciones

atrbv. stock certificate

certificado m de acciones

stock dividend

dividendo m en acciones

stock rating

calificación f de valores

2.2. stock FIN.:

stocks and bonds or ingl. brit. stocks and shares

acciones fpl

stocks and bonds or ingl. brit. stocks and shares (including government securities)

acciones fpl y bonos mpl del Estado

2.3. stock FIN. (reputation):

his stock with the other teachers is high

los demás profesores tienen muy buen concepto de él

his stock is rising in the eyes of the electorate

está ganando cada vez más prestigio entre el electorado

3. stock U (livestock):

stock

ganado m

stock farmer

ganadero m / ganadera f

stock farming

ganadería f

stock farming

cría f de ganado

4. stock U (descent):

stock

linaje m

stock

estirpe f

I'm of Spanish/pioneer stock

soy descendiente de españoles/pioneros

to come of good stock

ser de buena familia

5.1. stock C (stem):

stock (of tree)

tronco m

stock (of vine)

cepa f

stock (for grafting onto)

patrón m

stock (for grafting onto)

portainjerto m

5.2. stock C (for cuttings):

stock

planta f madre

6.1. stock C (of gun):

stock

culata f

6.2. stock C (of fishing rod, whip):

stock

mango m

7. stock U GASTR.:

stock

caldo m

chicken stock

caldo de pollo

8. stock C (plant, flower):

stock

alhelí m

9.1. stock <stocks, pl > (in shipbuilding):

stock

grada f

stock

astillero m

to be on the stocks (in preparation)

estar en preparación

to be on the stocks literal (of ship)

estar en construcción

9.2. stock <stocks, pl > HIST. (for punishment):

the stocks

el cepo

10. stock ingl. am. TEAT.:

stock U sin art.

repertorio m

stock atrbv. play/company

de repertorio

II.stock [ingl. am. stɑk, ingl. brit. stɒk] V. trans.

1. stock COM.:

stock

vender

we don't stock that brand

no vendemos esa marca

we don't stock that brand

no trabajamos esa marca

2. stock (fill):

stock store

surtir

stock store

abastecer

stock larder

llenar

the store is well stocked with the latest fashions

la tienda tiene un gran surtido de prendas de última moda

to stock (up) the freezer

llenar el congelador

the poultry farm was stocked with good layers

el criadero tenía buenas ponedoras

to stock a lake with fish

poblar un lago de peces

III.stock [ingl. am. stɑk, ingl. brit. stɒk] ADJ. atrbv.

1. stock:

stock size

estándar adj inv

stock model

de serie

stock model

estándar adj inv

2. stock:

stock response/criticism

típico

stock character/figure

típico

a stock phrase

un cliché

a stock phrase

una frase hecha

she got the stock rejection letter

le mandaron la típica or consabida carta de rechazo

a stock subject of conversation

un manido tema de conversación

growth stock en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de growth stock en el diccionario inglés»español

growth stock SUST. ECON.

growth stock

acciones f pl. con perspectivas de valorización

Traducciones de growth stock en el diccionario inglés»español

growth [grəʊθ, ingl. am. groʊθ] SUST.

1. growth sin pl. (increase in size):

growth

crecimiento m

2. growth (stage of growing):

growth

madurez f

to reach full growth

alcanzar su plenitud

3. growth sin pl. (increase):

growth

aumento m

rate of growth

tasa f de crecimiento

4. growth (development):

growth

desarrollo m

5. growth (growing part of plant):

growth

brote m

6. growth (whiskers):

growth

crecimiento m

to have a three days' growth on one's chin

tener barba de tres días

7. growth (caused by disease):

growth

bulto m

I.stock [stɒk, ingl. am. stɑ:k] SUST.

1. stock (reserves):

stock

reserva f

2. stock COM., ECON.:

stock

existencias f pl.

to have sth in stock

tener algo en stock

to be out of stock

estar agotado

to take stock

hacer el inventario

to take stock fig.

hacer un balance

3. stock (share) FIN.:

stock

acción f

4. stock AGR., ZOOL.:

stock

ganado m

5. stock sin pl. (line of descent):

stock

linaje m

stock ZOOL., BIOL.

raza f

6. stock (popularity):

stock

prestigio m

her stock had fallen/risen

había ganado/perdido prestigio

7. stock (belief):

to put (no) stock by sth

(no) dar crédito a algo

II.stock [stɒk, ingl. am. stɑ:k] ADJ.

stock model

estándar

stock response

típico, -a

III.stock [stɒk, ingl. am. stɑ:k] V. trans.

1. stock (keep in supply):

stock goods

vender

2. stock (supply goods to):

stock shop

suministrar

3. stock (fill):

stock shelves

llenar

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Domino's is a growth stock and worth considering, but its hefty price earnings multiple of 32 is a bit rich.

www.independent.ie

Strategically, the stock is on course to develop as an international growth stock, hence the high multiple.

www.businessinsider.com.au

It doesn't mean they aren't great companies, but the market doesn't value them anymore as a growth stock and that's partly what's happening here.

business.financialpost.com

In the sustaining economic slowdown, hardly any companies seem to rightly fit into the growth stock classification right now.

www.vanguardngr.com

However, it's not just a case of picking any growth stock, it has to be the right one at the right price.

www.fool.com.au

It's this lifecycle that usually determines whether a stock is a growth stock or an income stock.

www.moneymorning.com.au

In this low interest rate environment, investing nirvana is a growth stock trading on a juicy fully franked dividend yield.

www.fool.com.au

So it looks like investors will have to wait for the next period of growth stock outperformance.

www.theglobeandmail.com

And the third reason is to judge whether it's an income stock or a growth stock.

www.moneymorning.com.au

To be classified as a growth stock, analysts generally expect companies to achieve a 15 percent or higher return on equity.

en.wikipedia.org