tech company
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- noun
- /tɛk ˈkʌmpəni/
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empresa tecnológica
- My partners and I are trying to secure start-up capital for a small tech company that develops mobile apps.
- high-tech companies
- largest tech companies
- other high-tech companies
And you have to, you know, with, with tech companies, Apple and so on.
- And you have to, you know, with, with tech companies, Apple and so on.
- How do most tech companies make money today?
- He did not view Apple as a tech company. People don't understand this.
- I do believe people that own tech companies want to do good for the world.
- And I love to see new tech companies try ambitious things.
- These are not tech companies for the most part.
- Or, you know, giant tech companies that offer repair services, like Apple.
- And now I'm a founder of this tech company, right, Right.
- All of that is just marketing for tech companies.
- The downturn followed underwhelming outlooks from the biggest tech companies, along with a bad jobs number.
- Europe has declared war on the American tech companies.
- But when it comes to things like tech companies and their ability to.
- These people who are running these big tech companies can know what you're going to purchase.
- Every tech company on the West Coast has the same thing.
Examples
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Laird is the CEO of a massive tech company.
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How do most tech companies make money today?
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But before any of this, what major tech company did they both work for?
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I do believe people that own tech companies want to do good for the world.
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I think by and large a lot of the high tech companies have done it right over the years.
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I have the number one tech company in China.
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We're more of a tech company now.
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I think that big tech companies have dramatic advantages.
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My partners and I are trying to secure start-up capital for a small tech company.
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Civil rights and free speech advocates worry that tech companies could be pressured by governments.
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How Tech-Focused
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly and transparently built from 'tech' (technology, tech field) + 'company' (an organization selling products/services), so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily infer it means a company that works in technology. This noun–noun composition is a common, cross-linguistic pattern (e.g. Spanish 'compañía tecnológica', French 'entreprise technologique'), which supports immediate predictability.
Etymology
The compound noun tech company comes from shortening the word 'technology' to tech and adding company, giving a simple picture of a business that makes or sells tools, software, or computers. That's why it means 'a company whose main business is technology'.