company 音標拼音: [k'ʌmpəni]
n .
C 公司;
U 陪伴;
U 同伴;
U 賓客,客人;
C 群,隊,伙;
C 連,連隊
C 公司;
U 陪伴;
U 同伴;
U 賓客,客人;
C 群,隊,夥;
C 連,連隊
company 公司
company n 1 :
an institution created to conduct business ; "
he only invests in large well -
established companies "; "
he started the company in his garage "
2 :
small military unit ;
usually two or three platoons 3 :
the state of being with someone ; "
he missed their company ";
"
he enjoyed the society of his friends " [
synonym : {
company },
{
companionship }, {
fellowship }, {
society }]
4 :
organization of performers and associated personnel (
especially theatrical ); "
the traveling company all stayed at the same hotel " [
synonym : {
company }, {
troupe }]
5 :
a social or business visitor ; "
the room was a mess because he hadn '
t expected company " [
synonym : {
caller }, {
company }]
6 :
a social gathering of guests or companions ; "
the house was filled with company when I arrived "
7 :
a band of people associated temporarily in some activity ;
"
they organized a party to search for food "; "
the company of cooks walked into the kitchen " [
synonym : {
party }, {
company }]
8 :
crew of a ship including the officers ;
the whole force or personnel of a ship [
synonym : {
ship '
s company }, {
company }]
9 :
a unit of firefighters including their equipment ; "
a hook -
and -
ladder company "
v 1 :
be a companion to somebody [
synonym : {
company }, {
companion },
{
accompany }, {
keep company }]
Company \
Com "
pa *
ny \ (
k [
u ^]
m "
p [.
a ]*
n [
y ^]),
n .;
pl . {
Companies }
(
k [
u ^]
m "
p [.
a ]*
n [
i ^]
z ). [
F .
compagnie ,
fr .
OF .
compaing .
See {
Companion }.]
1 .
The state of being a companion or companions ;
the act of accompanying ;
fellowship ;
companionship ;
society ;
friendly intercourse . --
Shak .
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1913 Webster ]
Evil company doth corrupt good manners . --
1 Cor .
xv .
33 . (
Rev .
Ver .).
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Brethren ,
farewell :
your company along I will not wish . --
Milton .
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2 .
A companion or companions .
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To thee and thy company I bid A hearty welcome . --
Shak .
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3 .
An assemblage or association of persons ,
either permanent or transient .
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Thou shalt meet a company of prophets . --
1 Sam .
x .
5 .
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4 .
Guests or visitors ,
in distinction from the members of a family ;
as ,
to invite company to dine .
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5 .
Society ,
in general ;
people assembled for social intercourse .
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Nature has left every man a capacity of being agreeable ,
though not of shining in company .
--
Swift .
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6 .
An association of persons for the purpose of carrying on some enterprise or business ;
a corporation ;
a firm ;
as ,
the East India Company ;
an insurance company ;
a joint -
stock company .
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7 .
Partners in a firm whose names are not mentioned in its style or title ; --
often abbreviated in writing ;
as ,
Hottinguer &
Co .
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8 . (
Mil .)
A subdivision of a regiment of troops under the command of a captain ,
numbering in the United States (
full strength )
100 men .
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9 . (
Naut .)
The crew of a ship ,
including the officers ;
as ,
a whole ship '
s company .
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10 .
The body of actors employed in a theater or in the production of a play .
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{
To keep company with }.
See under {
Keep },
v .
t .
Syn :
Assemblage ;
assembly ;
society ;
group ;
circle ;
crowd ;
troop ;
crew ;
gang ;
corporation ;
association ;
fraternity ;
guild ;
partnership ;
copartnery ;
union ;
club ;
party ;
gathering .
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Company \
Com "
pa *
ny \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Companied };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Companying }.]
To accompany or go with ;
to be companion to . [
Obs .]
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Company \
Com "
pa *
ny \,
v .
i .
1 .
To associate .
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Men which have companied with us all the time .
--
Acts i .
21 .
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2 .
To be a gay companion . [
Obs .] --
Spenser .
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3 .
To have sexual commerce . [
Obs .] --
Bp .
Hall .
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271 Moby Thesaurus words for "
company ":
Aktiengesellschaft ,
KP ,
ace ,
acting company ,
actors ,
affiliation ,
age group ,
agency ,
aggregation ,
aktiebolag ,
amigo ,
army ,
army group ,
assemblage ,
assembly ,
associate ,
associates ,
association ,
atelier ,
attend ,
attendance ,
band ,
barbershop ,
battalion ,
battery ,
battle group ,
bear ,
beauty parlor ,
beauty shop ,
bedfellow ,
bedmate ,
bench ,
bevy ,
body ,
body corporate ,
bosom buddy ,
brigade ,
bring ,
buddy ,
bunch ,
bunkie ,
bunkmate ,
business ,
business establishment ,
butcher shop ,
butty ,
cabal ,
cadre ,
caller ,
camarade ,
camaraderie ,
carry ,
cartel ,
cast ,
cast of characters ,
chamber of commerce ,
chamberfellow ,
chaperon ,
characters ,
chorus ,
chum ,
circle ,
circus troupe ,
classmate ,
clique ,
club ,
cohort ,
colleague ,
collection ,
column ,
comate ,
combat command ,
combat team ,
combine ,
commercial enterprise ,
community ,
compagnie ,
companion ,
companions ,
companionship ,
compeer ,
complement ,
comrade ,
comrades ,
comradeship ,
concern ,
conduct ,
confrere ,
conglomerate ,
conglomerate corporation ,
congregation ,
consociate ,
consociation ,
consolidating company ,
consort ,
consort with ,
consortium ,
consortship ,
contingent ,
convention ,
convoy ,
cooperation ,
copartner ,
copartnership ,
corporate body ,
corporation ,
corps ,
corps de ballet ,
coterie ,
covey ,
crew ,
crony ,
crowd ,
desk ,
detachment ,
detail ,
diversified corporation ,
division ,
dramatis personae ,
eight ,
eleven ,
ensemble ,
enterprise ,
entourage ,
establishment ,
facility ,
faction ,
fellow ,
fellow student ,
fellowship ,
field army ,
field train ,
file ,
firm ,
first string ,
first team ,
five ,
fleet ,
flock ,
flying column ,
followers ,
following ,
fraternity ,
fraternization ,
freeloader ,
frequenter ,
friends ,
gang ,
garrison ,
gate -
crasher ,
gathering ,
girl friend ,
gossip ,
group ,
grouping ,
groupment ,
guest ,
guests ,
habitue ,
holding company ,
horde ,
house ,
in -
group ,
industry ,
installation ,
institution ,
joint -
stock association ,
joint -
stock company ,
junta ,
kitchen police ,
legion ,
loft ,
maniple ,
mate ,
membership ,
messmate ,
mob ,
moocher ,
movement ,
muster ,
nine ,
old crony ,
operating company ,
order ,
organization ,
out -
group ,
outfit ,
pack ,
pal ,
pard ,
pardner ,
parlor ,
partaking ,
participation ,
partner ,
partnership ,
party ,
peer group ,
phalanx ,
platoon ,
playfellow ,
playmate ,
plunderbund ,
pool ,
posse ,
presence ,
proprietorship ,
public utility ,
rank ,
regiment ,
repertory company ,
reserves ,
retinue ,
roommate ,
rowing crew ,
ruck ,
salon ,
schoolfellow ,
schoolmate ,
second string ,
second team ,
section ,
set ,
sharing ,
shipmate ,
shop ,
side partner ,
sidekick ,
society ,
squad ,
squadron ,
stable ,
stock company ,
string ,
studio ,
suite ,
supporting cast ,
sweatshop ,
syndicate ,
tactical unit ,
task force ,
team ,
teammate ,
third string ,
throng ,
trade association ,
train ,
tribe ,
troop ,
troupe ,
trust ,
uninvited guest ,
unit ,
utility ,
varsity ,
visitant ,
visitor ,
visitors ,
wing ,
work site ,
work space ,
workbench ,
workfellow ,
workhouse ,
working space ,
workplace ,
workroom ,
workshop ,
worktable ,
yokefellow ,
yokemate
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