گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'company'

1 عمومی:: شركت‌

2 عمومی:: گروه‌

3 عمومی:: گروهان

4 عمومی:: شرکت

5 عمومی:: جمعیت‌

6 عمومی:: انجمن‌

7 عمومی:: شركت

8 عمومی:: شركت‌ (مخفف‌ ان‌ coمیباشد)

1 general:: company an organization that makes or sells something, or provides a service: • big oil companies • telephone companies • He runs a software company. firm a company, especially one that provides a service rather than producing goods: • a law firm • a firm of accountants • a security firm business a company – often used when talking about a company that employs only a small number of people: • She set up her own catering business. • small businesses • a family business corporation a large company that often includes several smaller companies: • IBM is one of the biggest corporations in the world. multinational a very large company with offices in many different countries: • American multinationals are establishing research and development facilities across the developing world. conglomerate a very large company that consists of several different companies which have joined together: • The company was taken over by a German media conglomerate. giant a word used mainly by newspapers for a very large company: • Their clients include the retail giant, Wal-Mart. subsidiary a company that is owned by a larger company: • The company runs its New York operations through a US subsidiary.

2 general:: company ADJECTIVES/NOUN + company a computer/phone/oil etc company • an international oil company a manufacturing/shipping/publishing etc company • I’m working for a printing company at the moment. a large/big company • She has a senior position in a large manufacturing company. a small company • His father is the director of a small company. an international company (= with offices in different countries ) • She works for a major international company. a multinational company (= with offices in many countries ) • Within ten years the business grew into a huge multinational company. a private company (= not owned by the government ) • There are many tiny private companies. a state-owned company (= owned by the government ) a public/listed company (= offering its shares for sale on the stock exchange ) a limited company (= one whose owners only have to pay a limited amount if it gets into debt ) a subsidiary company (= owned or controlled by a larger company ) the parent company (= the one that owns or controls a smaller one ) a local company • The new development will bring more business to local companies. a reputable company (= with a good reputation ) • Choose a reputable building company to do the work. verbs work for a company • How long have you been working for your present company? join a company (= become an employee ) • I joined the company ten years ago. run/manage a company • Nick runs a property company. set up/start/form a company • Two years later he started his own software company. found/establish a company • The company was founded in 1993 by William J. Nutt. take over a company (= buy it and run it ) • The company was taken over by the management in a £32.5 million deal. a company grows/expands • The company has expanded year on year. a company goes bankrupt/goes out of business (= stops doing business after losing too much money ) a company fails (= goes bankrupt ) • His audio equipment company failed in the mid 1980s. a company goes bust informal (= goes bankrupt ) a company goes to the wall informal (= goes bankrupt ) a company goes into liquidation (= is closed and sold in order to pay its debts ) company + NOUN company policy • It is not company policy to give that information. a company director/executive • He earns a huge amount of money as a senior company executive. a company car (= that your company gives you to use ) company 2 verbs enjoy sb’s company • Steve was fun and she clearly enjoyed his company. keep somebody company (= be with someone so that they do not feel lonely ) • Mum was out so I stayed at home to keep my younger sister company. have some company (= not be alone ) • ‘Come in,’ she said, pleased to have some company. need/want company • Children need the company of other kids their age. be good/pleasant company (= be a cheerful person who is enjoyable to be with ) • I always liked seeing Rob – he was such good company.

3 general:: noun business: My company sells computers. noun companion: He needed some company on the trip.

4 general:: noun visitors: We had company at our house.

5 general::   noun business organization ADJ. big, large, major, medium-sized, small | start-up a major European company | associated, commercial, joint-stock, limited, private, public a public limited company | international, multi-national, national | trading an international trading company | bus, record, etc. a small insurance company QUANT. group VERB + COMPANY create, establish, form, found, set up, start (up) | manage, operate, run | acquire, buy, take over | dissolve | work for She's been working for the same company for 15 years. | join | leave, resign from COMPANY + VERB make sth, produce sth The company produces cotton goods. | expand, grow | shrink | fail, go bankrupt, go bust, go into liquidation, go out of business, go to the wall (informal), go under During the recession many small companies went out of business. COMPANY + NOUN director, policy, profits | car PREP. in a/the ~ He has shares in several companies. | within a/the ~ the division of power within a company PHRASES a director of a companyBUSINESS group of actors/dancers, etc. ADJ. large, small | touring | ballet, theatre, etc. a small touring theatre companyORGANIZATION (for verbs) being with sb else ADJ. good, pleasant He's very good company. | poor VERB + COMPANY have It's nice to have a bit of company for a change. | keep sb I'll stay and keep you company. | need, want | provide (sb with) A cat would provide her with some company. | seek | enjoy I always enjoy her company. PREP. for ~ I took my mother with me for company. | in sb's ~ He's nervous in the company of his colleagues. PHRASES have/request the pleasure of sb's company (formal), like/prefer your own company (= to like being alone) group of people together ADJ. mixed (= men and women) | assembled He glanced round the assembled company. VERB + COMPANY keep (= to spend time with) John's mother was worried about the company he kept. PREP. in ~ Those children don't know how to behave in company. That's not something to say in mixed company. PHRASES get into/keep bad company (= to be friends with people that others disapprove of), present company excepted (= used after being rude or critical about sb to say that the people you are talking to are not included in the criticism) visitor or visitors VERB + COMPANY expect, have We're expecting company this afternoon.

6 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with COMPANY, Also see KEEP SOMEONE COMPANY; MISERY LOVES COMPANY; PART COMPANY; TWO'S COMPANY.