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单词 corporate
释义
corporate
adjective
uk
/ˈkɔː.pər.ət/us
/ˈkɔːr.pɚ.ət/
C1[before noun]
relatingto alargecompany:
（大）公司的
corporatefinance公司财务
a corporatemerger公司合并
corporateexecutives公司主管
formal
of orsharedby awholegroupand not just of asinglemember:
团体的；全体的，集体的
Alladultstake corporateresponsibilityfor theupbringingof the tribe'schildren.部落里所有成年人集体承担抚养孩子的责任。
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  • Thetrendtowardsdownshifting, whereemployeesswapthestressof corporatelifefor morequalitytime,tempted6% of the UKworkforcelastyear.
  • The company'sguestsat Ascot areentertainedin the corporatehospitalityarea.
  • At about thistimethe newideasabout 'corporatemanagement' hadbeguntoinfiltrateintolocalgovernment.
  • Once hestartedat Paramount in 1967, hemovedrapidlyup the corporateladder.
  • Protesters have called thebuildingamonumentto corporategreed.
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(Definition ofcorporatefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

corporate| Business English

corporate
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˈkɔːpərət/us
relatingto abusiness,especiallyalargebusiness:
corporatebosses
Analysts areexpectingsharepricestofallin the firstquarterof nextyearbecause ofpoorcorporateearnings.
Corporate America/Britain/Germany, etc.
used to refer tolargecompaniesthat have a lot ofinfluencein theeconomyof the US,Britain, Germany, etc.:
CorporateAmericaisstartingtolookat the millions ofcarsitownsfortravelingsalesmenas anareawhere it cansavemoney.
corporate
noun
uk
/ˈkɔːpərət/us
[C]
acompany,especiallyalargeone:
majorcorporates
corporates
[plural]FINANCE
bondsincompanies:
Theircurrentsplitis 48% instocks; 42% inbonds,mostlygood-yielding corporates; and therestincash.

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body corporate
(Definition ofcorporatefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcorporate

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They are there to provide a market place for investors to channel capital to businesses and corporates who act in our real economy.
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Corporates can easily be persuaded to give terminal equipment, but it is what the schools do with the infrastructure and equipment that counts.
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Instead of corporates doing the investigation, now it is very likely that individuals will make checks on potentially errant spouses.
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Body corporates in the dental sense were designed to enable people who were not dentists to run dental practices.
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Corporates, of course, should not need that, but consumers certainly do.
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Investors and corporates are increasingly viewing the care homes market as financially unstable and offering insufficient returns on capital invested.
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Our leading corporates already make excellent use of that.
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Until then heavy capital investment in scientific research had been mainly limited to state-corporatesponsorship of chemistry, where the practical dividends were very apparent.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Managers usually design and oversee these roles and responsibilities incorporateorganisations, multinational corporations and state-owned enterprises, where ownership is separated from control.
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The absence of uniform federal standards has become more important ascorporateconcentration and computerization continue.
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On the one hand, he shows how some of these materials came in to the possession of the major record labels throughcorporateacquisitions.
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Individual error, she argues, played a less significant role thancorporatepolicy and deadline fixing: construction 'allowed production concerns to influence [design] in detrimental ways'.
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He now specializes in out-of-the-classroom education and assists children as well as corporates in developing inter-personal relationships and improving the productivity of group dynamics.
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The various elements ofcorporateorganization are property rights.
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Acts in the 1870s and 1880s tended toward increasing the size and scope ofcorporateenterprises.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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