Translation of Italian word "dividendo" to English
dividendo
/di.viˈden.do/
How to use
The Italian noun 'dividendo' (masculine) denotes 'dividend' (Dividend). It typically takes the definite article 'il'. In practice, dividend payment to shareholders.
🇬🇧 English
dividend
Example
La società ha distribuito un alto dividendo agli azionisti a maggio.
The company distributed a high dividend to shareholders in May.
Il dividendo per azione è stato fissato a due euro.
The dividend per share was set at two euros.
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- La società ha distribuito un alto dividendo agli azionisti a maggio.— The company distributed a high dividend to shareholders in May.
- Il dividendo per azione è stato fissato a due euro.— The dividend per share was set at two euros.
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The Italian word "dividendo" means "dividend" in English.
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