corporate
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3.7
- adjective
- /ˈkɔːr.pə.rɪt/
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corporativo
- It's my first day at the new corporate headquarters.
- corporate governance
- corporate social responsibility
- corporate tax
What do you see as so wrong with the corporate tax increase?
- What do you see as so wrong with the corporate tax increase?
- They're not assuming the failed banks, corporate debt, or preferred stock.
- Yeah, I, I learned this actually from the corporate world, creating SMART goals.
- I think it's great to have corporate cultures in both sides.
- And you know, they didn't have big corporate support.
- Samples include home mortgages, credit card debts, corporate borrowing, and government borrowing.
- So that that speaks to the corporate social responsibility, right?
- And yet we've got people who are from that corporate world, that Goldman Sachs world.
- And she's now back in her corporate world, which is not a bad thing.
- So you're telling me that the corrupt corporate owned government that we exist under?
- If it's large multimillion dollar transactions, you're getting into corporate treasury functions.
Examples
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I think it's great to have corporate cultures in both sides.
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So that that speaks to the corporate social responsibility, right?
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What do you see as so wrong with the corporate tax increase?
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Yeah, I, I learned this actually from the corporate world, creating SMART goals.
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Today, the corporate Kingdom finally comes to an end.
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Why does the corporate press wield so much power?
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Career services staff may also want to add information about corporate security to their counseling sessions.
Academic text (2008) -
State Farm Insurance's headquarters there hosts one of the largest corporate legal departments in the U.S.
Academic text (2011) -
The corporate office is located in a modern skyscraper downtown.
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She was excited to attend the corporate training session with her colleagues.
Synonyms
Relating to a company or a group that acts as one
Antonyms
Idioms
To move up in a company by getting promotions and more responsibility
Compounds
- Informal
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4.1
A series of job levels in a company that people move up to reach higher positions with more responsibility
- Specialized
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3.7
A loan from a company that pays regular interest but gives no ownership
- Specialized
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4.1
The decisions and plans a company makes about money and investments
- Literature
A state of confusion and disorder in a company because of bad management or a crisis
- Offensive
A person, often a company leader, who gets government money they do not deserve
How Corporate
Surface Forms
Morphology
corporate = corporation (transparent) = corpor + ate
The relation to 'corporation' is direct for learners: 'corporate' functions as the adjective relating to a corporation or company.
Etymology
Corporate comes from the Latin root corpus 'body'. Think of a company as one 'body' made of many people, so corporate means belonging to that company or organization.