| 单词 | company unions |
| 释义 | company /kumˈpə-ni/noun
Belonging to, relating to, or associated with, a commercial company transitive verb (prp comˈpanying; Spenser comˈpaning; pat and pap comˈpanied) (archaic)To accompany intransitive verb (rare)
ORIGIN: Fr compagnie; same root as companion1 company doctor noun
company man noun An employee who puts loyalty to his company before his personal life, friends, etc company promoter noun A person who promotes or superintends the formation of joint-stock companies company secretary noun The chief administrative officer of a company, having certain duties and obligations, eg ensuring that company documentation is in order company sergeant-major see under sergeant company union noun (N American) An association of workers within a single company, unaffiliated to any wider trade union body, a staff association bad company Unsuitable, esp criminal, companions or associates be good (or bad) company To have (or lack) companionable qualities in company In the presence of other people outside one's immediate family or intimate acquaintance in company with Together with, along with keep company
know a man by his company To assess a man's character by the quality of his friends part company To separate, go different ways (lit or figurative) you are in good company You are in the same situation as those around you |
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