cire
pronunciation
How to pronounce cire in British English:
UK [sə'reɪ]
How to pronounce cire in American English:
US [sə'reɪ]
Word Origin
- cire (adj.)
- 1921, from French ciré, literally "waxed" (12c.), from Latin cera "wax" (see cere (n.)). Often short for ciré silk.
Example
- 1. Cire 's recurrent income from cash and fixed income securities has been stable .
- 2. Mik cire spring 2011 , mercedes-benz fashion week new york .
- 3. Within its core markets in asia , cire is optimistic about business growth and development prospects in the short-to medium-term .
- 4. In pursuing such opportunities , however , cire will continue to focus on its risk management principles and strictly adhere to its long established conservative underwriting policies in controlling its risks and exposures .
- 5. Cire 's lower investment income and investment yield for the period was due to equity investment losses in its investment portfolio , primarily from equities traded in hong kong .