portfolios
Pronunciation: [pɔːrtˈfoʊ.li.oʊz]
Context: “finance”
(noun) a collection of investments like stocks and bonds that someone owns. It shows how much money a person or a company has put into different things to grow their wealth.
Example
Her investment portfolio has grown significantly over the last year.
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His portfolio did not perform well due to poor stock market choices.
Example
What types of assets are included in your investment portfolio?
Context: “education”
(noun) a collection of work or projects created by a student or a professional. It shows what they can do and the skills they have learned over time.
Example
She presented her art portfolio to the class, showcasing her best paintings.
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His portfolio lacked variety and creativity, which did not impress the teacher.
Example
Can you show me your portfolio to see your artwork?
Context: “business”
(noun) a set of services or products offered by a company. It describes everything that a business sells or does.
Example
The company's portfolio includes a wide range of products for consumers.
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Their portfolio does not include any eco-friendly products, which is a drawback.
Example
What new items are being added to our product portfolio this year?