asset

a useful or valuable person or thing; something owned that is worth money
An asset helps you succeed or has value. Companies count property, cash and machines as assets; a good worker can be an asset to a team.
asset meaning in Hindi
संपत्ति; उपयोगी या क़ीमती व्यक्ति या चीज़; पैसे के मूल्य वाली चीज़ जो किसी के पास हो
Asset आपको सफल होने में मदद करता है या उसका मूल्य होता है। कंपनियाँ ज़मीन, नक़दी और मशीनों को asset गिनती हैं; अच्छा कर्मचारी भी टीम के लिए asset होता है।
Examples
- Her calm nature is a real asset in a busy hospital ward.व्यस्त अस्पताल वार्ड में उसका शांत स्वभाव सच में एक बड़ी ख़ूबी है।
- The company plans to sell some of its assets to repay its loans.कंपनी अपने कर्ज़ चुकाने के लिए अपनी कुछ संपत्तियाँ बेचने की योजना बना रही है।
Synonyms & antonyms
Memory trick
An ASSET is like an ACE card in your hand: it adds value to your side.
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The word asset comes from Old French, meaning enough. It originally described having sufficient property to pay off all your debts and financial obligations in full.
Word origin
From Anglo-French asetz, 'enough', from Latin ad satis. It first meant property enough to pay a dead person's debts; the singular 'asset' came later.
Other meanings
noun In Indian offices, equipment issued by the company, such as a laptop, phone or ID card.
asset meaning in other languages
| Hindi · हिन्दी | संपत्ति; उपयोगी या क़ीमती व्यक्ति या चीज़; पैसे के मूल्य वाली चीज़ जो किसी के पास हो |
| Arabic · العربية | رصيد؛ ميزة؛ شخص أو شيء مفيد أو قيّم؛ ما يملكه المرء وله قيمة مالية |
| French · Français | atout ; actif ; personne ou chose utile ou précieuse ; bien ayant une valeur |
| Indonesian · Bahasa Indonesia | aset; kelebihan; orang atau barang yang berguna atau berharga; harta yang bernilai uang |
| Chinese · 中文 | 资产;有价值的人或物;优势 |
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