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§ distribution company : công ty phân phối
§ gas transmission company : công ty vận chuyển khí đốt
§ holding company : công ty (góp) cổ phần
§ incorporated company : công ty hợp thành; công ty nặc danh (Mỹ)
§ integrated company : công ty liên hợp lớn (kinh doanh tất cả các khâu)
§ joint stock company : công ty góp cổ phần
§ limited company : công ty hữu hạn, công ty có trách nhiệm hạn chế
§ mining company : công ty mỏ
§ oil company : công ty dầu
§ oil well servicing company : công ty dịch vụ dầu
§ petroleum company : công ty dầu
§ refining company : công ty lọc dầu
§ company maker : cứu cánh của công ty
§ company man : đại diện công ty
§ company representative : đại diện công ty
Xem thêm: troupe, companionship, fellowship, society, party, caller, ship's company, companion, accompany, keep company
company noun
1 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 company > Special page at BUSINESS
2 group of actors/dancers, etc.
ADJ. large, small | touring | ballet, theatre, etc. a small touring theatre company
More information about ORGANIZATION
create, establish, form, found, set up, start ~ an association created to promote local industry The company was founded in 1981.
dissolve ~ (often law) She sought a court order to have the partnership dissolved.
run ~ He runs an accountancy firm.
manage ~ The executive committee manages the group on a day-to-day basis.
be/become a member of, join ~ She became a member of the Society of Arts.
leave ~ The country plans to leave the organization.
3 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)
4 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)
5 visitor or visitors
VERB + COMPANY expect, have We're expecting company this afternoon.
n.
he only invests in large well-established companies
he started the company in his garage
the traveling company all stayed at the same hotel
he missed their company
he enjoyed the society of his friends
they organized a party to search for food
the company of cooks walked into the kitchen
the house was filled with company when I arrived
the room was a mess because he hadn't expected company
a hook-and-ladder company
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