an [æn, ən] RODZ. nieokr.
I. a [eɪ, ə], before vowel an [æn, ən] RODZ. nieokr.
2. a after przecz.:
3. a (one):
4. a before profession, nationality:
5. a introducing state:
8. a limiting uncountables:
9. a before unit:
10. a as multiplier:
11. a before unknown name:
12. a (denoting likeness):
13. a before family name:
14. a before date:
A <pl -s [or -'s]>, a <pl -'s [or -s]> [eɪ] RZ.
with [wið, wɪθ] PRZYIM.
1. with (having, containing):
2. with (accompanied by):
3. with (together with):
4. with (in company of):
5. with (concerning):
6. with (expressing feeling towards sb/sth):
7. with (expressing manner):
8. with (in a state of):
9. with (in addition to):
10. with (in proportion to):
11. with (in direction of):
12. with (using):
13. with (in circumstances of, while):
14. with (despite):
15. with (working for):
16. with (in support of):
18. with (filled with, covered by):
19. with (on one's person):
prof·it·abil·ity [ˌprɒfɪtəˈbɪləti, Am ˌprɑ:fɪt̬əˈbɪlət̬i] RZ. no pl
I. eye [aɪ] RZ.
II. eye [aɪ] RZ. modifier
eye (disease, drops, operation):
III. eye <-d, -d, -ing [or eying]> [aɪ] CZ. cz. przech.
1. eye (look at carefully):
2. eye (look at desiringly):
- to eye sb/sth appreciatively
-
I. to [tu:, tu, tə] PRZYIM.
1. to (moving towards):
2. to (attending regularly):
3. to (inviting to):
4. to (in direction of):
5. to (in contact with):
6. to (attached to):
7. to (with indirect object):
8. to (with respect to):
9. to (in response):
10. to (belonging to):
11. to (compared to):
12. to (in scores):
13. to (until):
14. to (expressing change of state):
15. to (to point in time):
16. to (including):
18. to (causing):
19. to (according to):
20. to (serving):
21. to FILM (next to):
22. to (in honour of):
23. to (per):
24. to (as a result of):
26. to MAT. (defining exponent):
II. to [tu:, tu, tə]
1. to (expressing future intention):
2. to (forming requests):
3. to (expressing wish):
4. to (omitting verb):
5. to after przym. (to complete meaning):
6. to (expressing purpose):
7. to (expressing intent):
8. to (after wh- words):
9. to (introducing clause):
with an eye to profitability phrase INW.-FIN.
profitability RZ. INW.-FIN.
| I | eye |
|---|---|
| you | eye |
| he/she/it | eyes |
| we | eye |
| you | eye |
| they | eye |
| I | eying |
|---|---|
| you | eying |
| he/she/it | eying |
| we | eying |
| you | eying |
| they | eying |
| I | have | eyed |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | eyed |
| he/she/it | has | eyed |
| we | have | eyed |
| you | have | eyed |
| they | have | eyed |
| I | had | eyed |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | eyed |
| he/she/it | had | eyed |
| we | had | eyed |
| you | had | eyed |
| they | had | eyed |
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Ford was denied the ability to arbitrarily undermine the profitability of the firm, and thereby eliminate future dividends.
en.wikipedia.org The banks financial goals were to retain superior quality, staying at the forefront of technology and focusing on organic growth and profitability.
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- withdrawal amount
- withdrawal date
- withdrawal method