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I. share [ʃeəʳ] SUBST
1. share (part):
share
del m
share
share of food
the lion's share of sth
share of the market
share of the vote
to have had one's fair share of sth iron
to give sb a share in sth
to have a share in sth
to have a share in sth
to have more than one's share of sth
2. share usu Pl (in company):
share
share
II. share [ʃeəʳ] VERB intr
1. share (with others):
share
share
razdeliti (si)
to share with sb
2. share (have part of):
to share in sth
to share in sth
to share in sb's joy/sorrow/triumph
3. share (participate):
to share in sth
III. share [ʃeəʳ] VERB trans
1. share (divide):
share
share
razdeliti
2. share (have in common):
to share a birthday
to share sb's concern
to share an interest
to share sb's opinion
3. share (communicate):
to share sth with sb information
to share sth with sb information
to share a secret [with sb]
a problem shared is a problem halved Sprichw
OpenDict-Eintrag
share VERB
share
share out VERB trans
share
razdeljevati [perf razdeliti]
or·di·nary ˈshare SUBST
ordinary share
share cer·ˈtifi·cate SUBST
ˈshare in·dex SUBST
share index
ˈshare is·sue SUBST
share issue
ˈshare-out SUBST
share-out (division)
del m
ˈshare price SUBST
share price
ˈtime share SUBST
1. time share no Pl (arrangement):
time share
2. time share (holiday home):
time share
Present
Ishare
youshare
he/she/itshares
weshare
youshare
theyshare
Past
Ishared
youshared
he/she/itshared
weshared
youshared
theyshared
Present Perfect
Ihaveshared
youhaveshared
he/she/ithasshared
wehaveshared
youhaveshared
theyhaveshared
Past Perfect
Ihadshared
youhadshared
he/she/ithadshared
wehadshared
youhadshared
theyhadshared
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Giving the gift of a share certificate this holiday season has pros and cons.
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All investors receive a legally valid share certificate, irrespective of their investment size.
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Yet another option is to sign the share certificate over to someone -- a friend or relative, for example -- who already has a brokerage account.
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The stamp duties, registrations paid, the share certificate reflects the name of each subsequent transferee.
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In the old days, that involved giving a cheque to a broker, paying a commission and getting a share certificate.
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