corporate
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈkɔrpərət/ · UK /ˈkɔːpərət/
corporate means: Connected with a company or other large organization.
adjective
Connected with a company or other large organization.
- She works in corporate finance.
- The bank offers services to corporate clients.
- They discussed the new corporate strategy.
Looking or feeling dull and impersonal, like something designed by a large organization.
- The lobby feels very corporate.
- They replaced the warm colors with a corporate design.
- I found the hotel too corporate and impersonal.
Shared by a whole group acting together as one.
- The committee accepted corporate responsibility for the decision.
- The book reflects the corporate authorship of the research group.
- Their corporate action expressed a shared purpose.
noun
The senior managers who make decisions for a company or organization.
- Corporate wants us to cut costs.
- The order came directly from corporate.
- We need approval from corporate before hiring anyone.
The main company that controls a chain of businesses run by separate owners.
- Corporate owns the brand and licenses it to local owners.
- Each franchise pays fees to corporate.
- The local owner asked corporate for permission to change the menu.
Questions about corporate
What does corporate mean?
Connected with a company or other large organization.
What is corporate in other languages?
Türkçe: kurumsal · Español: corporativo · Français: d’entreprise · Deutsch: betrieblich · Italiano: aziendale · 日本語: 企業の
How do you pronounce corporate?
In American English /ˈkɔrpərət/; in British English /ˈkɔːpərət/.
How do you use corporate in a sentence?
She works in corporate finance. The bank offers services to corporate clients.
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