partnership
- noun
- /ˈpɑːrtənərʃɪp/
- After years of collaboration, their partnership has led to significant profits for both businesses.
- form a partnership
- business partnership
- private partnership
Welcome back to the True Geordie Channel in partnership with Beats by Dre.
- Welcome back to the True Geordie Channel in partnership with Beats by Dre.
- his letters are on the Internet, Nomad Investment Partnership and so
- OK, So regarding the snow NVIDIA partnership, this has been done before.
- So and then another cool thing, we're doing a partnership with Jaden Smith.
- It's effectively A partnership, so not publicly traded.
- Imagine if Lucid announced a partnership with with Ale.
- Others form partnerships with with banks.
- It's literally like, you know, I, Mike and I and our partnership as Co founders.
- It's a, a long term partnership, a long term commitment.
Examples
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I've had very few partnerships in my career.
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I was thinking of a partnership, where you supply us with food.
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And you know, what made the partnership with the library work?
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And if that means losing this partnership, so be it.
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If that should happen, he will quit the partnership and start out on his own.
Fiction book (1990) -
I honestly think this Amazon partnership is huge.
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So this partnership is so meaningful to both of us.
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I propose a partnership between us.
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By Friday, the partnership should be fully invested.
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Our partnership is officially dissolved.
Synonyms
A group of companies or organizations that work together on a project
A business project by two or more companies that share resources, risks, and profits
An organization owned and run by a group of people to help them sell or buy goods
A connection between companies that helps them work together
A business owned and run by its members who share the profits
A business system where workers get a share of the profits as well as wages
Compounds
- Formal
An official document showing how much each person owns in a business
How Formal
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Partnership comes from the parts part, meaning 'a share', and -ship, meaning 'the state of being'. So in business a partnership is when people share work, money, and risk as one group.