convertible
કન્વર્ટિબલ
definition
noun
This lets workers do the convertible roof assembly, allowing convertibles to go down the same line as the sedans.
a car with a folding or detachable roof.
At their most basic, convertibles provide a sort of security blanket for investors wishing to participate in the growth of a particular company they're unsure of.
a convertible security.
adjective
a living room that is miraculously convertible into a bedroom
able to be changed in form, function, or character.
translation of 'convertible'
પરિવર્તન કરી શકાય એવું,
વટાઉ,
વિનિમયક્ષમ,
બદલી શકાય એવું,
રૂપાંતર કરી શકાય એવું
example
Nasdaq would form a trading platform once the rupee was made fully 'convertible' .
However, current-account deficits are not very useful as warning signals for countries that have fully 'convertible' currencies.
Besides, what this would mean is that the air time would then be sold in any 'convertible' currency, further removing the focus on the US dollar.
Serena's domination, of course, is directly 'convertible' into dollars.
It buys the 'convertible' bonds of a company and shorts the underlying stock.
It has been supported financially by 75-per-cent stakeholder High Fashion International through the issue of 'convertible' notes.
Then he drove his 'convertible' into a tree, killing himself and another.
As I approach 40 I think it is high time I got myself the 'convertible' car I've been dreaming of for 20 years.
What's more, a coupe and a 'convertible' version of the G6 are coming.
The approach, which makes an assumption about the functional form of the yield premium, drastically increases the number of 'convertible' bonds examined.
Thus, Studwell notes, promises in the early 1980s that the currency would be 'convertible' as early as 1993 are now put off well into the future.
The evidence provided in this paper suggests an underpricing of 'convertible' bonds to the extent that negative conversion option prices are often implied.
Police say the weapons were seized as it is suspected that they breach the 1982 Firearms Act, which prohibits the selling of readily 'convertible' blank firing weapons.
Pegging has typically been a way to substantiate the value of a local currency against the world's 'convertible' currencies and to stabilize the exchange rate.
This chart shows the performance of a 'convertible' bond as the stock price rises.
In the 1950s European currencies were not 'convertible' and domestic trade was highly protected.
Should there be foldout or 'convertible' sofa beds planned for any other rooms?
Another 'convertible' that caught the eye came from the U.S.
This includes return flights from Dublin via Newark, 14 nights accommodation, six-day 'convertible' car hire, taxes and insurance.
Thus, the number of convertible bond prices that can be examined is limited to the availability of nonconvertible corporate bonds in the same cell the 'convertible' bond belongs in.
There was a queen-size bed, 'convertible' sofa, and pull-down bunk.
The remainder is invested into common and preferred stock, and cash and 'convertible' bonds, which can be transformed into equity at an investor's discretion.
The three storey accommodation is easily 'convertible' to a capacious yet intimate restaurant.
But at the same time, the platform is so solid it's hard to believe the car is a 'convertible' .
Convertible preferreds work in the same way as 'convertible' bonds.
Travis strolled down the main avenue leading to the Capital high rise watching the 'convertible' cars fly overhead to avoid the street traffic.
His results, however, are specific model dependent and constitute a test of the particular model employed rather than a test of the pricing behaviour of 'convertible' bonds.
Furthermore, some of the violations documented in this case can also be the result of nonsynchronous trading between the 'convertible' bond and the underlying stock.
It was surmised that it was all due to the limited demand that time for coupes and also due to the high price of both models - the coupe and the 'convertible' .
They provided loans which were 'convertible' to equity on certain conditions.
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