monetize in Spanish
monetize in Spanish is monetizar, acuñar — monetize means to earn money from something that does not already make money, such as a website, an audience or a piece of content.
monetize in Spanish
monetizar
acuñar
To mint money.
monetizar
To mint money.
What does "monetize" mean?
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verb To earn money from something that does not already make money, such as a website, an audience or a piece of content.
"He built the channel for three years before trying to monetize it."
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verb In finance, to convert an asset into cash, or for a central bank to fund government debt by creating money.
"The company monetized its patent portfolio in a single licensing deal."
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monetize in a sentence
- He built the channel for three years before trying to monetize it.
- The app is free, and they monetize through subscriptions rather than ads.
- The company monetized its patent portfolio in a single licensing deal.
- Critics accused the central bank of monetizing the deficit.
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What is "monetize" in Spanish?
"monetize" in Spanish is monetizar, acuñar. monetize means: To earn money from something that does not already make money, such as a website, an audience or a piece of content.
How do you use "monetize" in a sentence?
Example: "He built the channel for three years before trying to monetize it." In Spanish, "monetize" is monetizar, acuñar.
Are there other ways to say "monetize" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "monetize": monetizar, acuñar.
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