subsidiary in Greek
subsidiary in Greek is βοηθητικός, επικουρικός, δευτερεύων — subsidiary means a company that is owned or controlled by a larger parent company.
subsidiary in Greek
βοηθητικός
Pronounced: voithitikos
Auxiliary or supplemental.
επικουρικός
Pronounced: epikourikos
Auxiliary or supplemental.
δευτερεύων
Pronounced: defterevon
Secondary or subordinate.
θυγατρική εταιρία
Pronounced: thygatriki etairia
A company owned by a parent company or a holding company, also called daughter company or sister company.
παράρτημα
Pronounced: parartima
A company owned by a parent company or a holding company, also called daughter company or sister company.
What does "subsidiary" mean?
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noun A company that is owned or controlled by a larger parent company.
"The airline is a subsidiary of a major travel conglomerate."
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adj Serving a supporting or secondary role.
"The report focuses on the main issue and treats the rest as subsidiary points."
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subsidiary in a sentence
- The airline is a subsidiary of a major travel conglomerate.
- The report focuses on the main issue and treats the rest as subsidiary points.
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What is "subsidiary" in Greek?
"subsidiary" in Greek is βοηθητικός, επικουρικός, δευτερεύων. subsidiary means: A company that is owned or controlled by a larger parent company.
How do you pronounce βοηθητικός?
"subsidiary" in Greek is βοηθητικός, pronounced "voithitikos".
How do you use "subsidiary" in a sentence?
Example: "The airline is a subsidiary of a major travel conglomerate." In Greek, "subsidiary" is βοηθητικός, επικουρικός, δευτερεύων.
Are there other ways to say "subsidiary" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "subsidiary": βοηθητικός, επικουρικός, δευτερεύων, θυγατρική εταιρία, παράρτημα.
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