large corporation
- noun
- A large corporation can influence the economy of entire countries through its operations.
- the world's largest corporations
- many large corporations
- large corporations in business
So we said, do you think that the wealthy and large corporations should pay more in taxes?
- So we said, do you think that the wealthy and large corporations should pay more in taxes?
- Banks and large corporations can use Fr AS to hedge future interest rate exposures.
- He's raised enormous amounts of funds for politicians, actors, athletes, small businesses and even large corporations.
- The days of putting Americans last, of kowtowing to large corporations, of caving to woke ideology are over.
- When you trust large corporations to make food for you, it usually results in profits for them and disease for you.
- It's going to redistribute working class, middle class wealth back to the richest people in this country, billionaires and large corporations.
- So it's interesting that most corporations, most large corporations, Apple, etcetera, are not playing this game even though by law they can.
- This is just like large corporations using AI to keep you glued in, glued to the site with no outcome at the end that's useful to you.
- Was that a bigger infraction than something from a large corporation or the IRSA big entity?
- It was like one large corporation there.
- For me, we have become consumers and that's a dream of also the large corporations.
- And I don't know if that always it floats to the top for, for people in business and, and for large corporations.
Examples
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What influence does an ordinary citizen have in comparison with a large corporation and its lobbyists?
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The top tier is composed of very large corporations with 5,000 employees or more.
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- Well, as of yesterday, I was regional vice president at a very large corporation.
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Far too many of the large corporations I survey.
Academic text (2011) -
So we said, do you think that the wealthy and large corporations should pay more in taxes?
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Foreign direct investment to Asia is slowing down, and even large corporations in the developed world are following suit.
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I'm a products tester for a large corporation.
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Most trade in the capitalist world is carried on by private enterprises, mainly by large corporations.
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Vincent Ludwig presided over one of the largest corporations in the city.
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The recession has been unexpectedly persistent, and many large corporations have eliminated tens of thousands of jobs.
Academic text (1993)
Synonyms
A large company or group of companies treated by law as one business
A very large and powerful company or organization
A large company that is a legal business
How Big
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a business organization that is very big' is directly and compositionally derived from combining 'large' (big, extensive) with 'corporation' (a business/legal entity). This adjective + noun pattern is a basic, cross-linguistically common compositional construction, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
The compound noun large corporation combines large and corporation, where corporation comes from the idea of a group acting as one 'body'. So imagine many people joined into one very big body that can work across cities and countries, and that is why it means a very big company with a lot of power.