diversifizieren

to diversify

verb di-ver-zi-fi-TSEE-ren Rare

Origin: from Latin 'diversus' + 'facere'

Usage Note

diversifizieren means to spread investments, products, or income sources to reduce risk or dependency. Das Portfolio diversifizieren = to diversify the portfolio. Also used in business strategy.

Examples

"Erfahrene Anleger diversifizieren ihr Portfolio breit."

Natural Translation

Experienced investors diversify their portfolio broadly.

Literal Translation

Experienced investors diversify their portfolio broadly.

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