conglomerate in Japanese
conglomerate in Japanese is コングロマリット, コングロメレート, 礫岩 — conglomerate means a large company made up of several smaller, often unrelated businesses.
conglomerate in Japanese
What does "conglomerate" mean?
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noun A large company made up of several smaller, often unrelated businesses.
"The media conglomerate owns newspapers, TV channels, and a streaming service."
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noun A rock made of rounded pebbles or gravel cemented together.
"The cliff face was made of conglomerate, studded with smooth river stones."
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adj Made up of a mix of different parts or materials clustered together.
"The report was a conglomerate mass of unrelated statistics."
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verb To combine several parts or companies into one larger whole.
"The firm conglomerated dozens of small suppliers over the decade."
conglomerate in a sentence
- The media conglomerate owns newspapers, TV channels, and a streaming service.
- The cliff face was made of conglomerate, studded with smooth river stones.
- The report was a conglomerate mass of unrelated statistics.
- The firm conglomerated dozens of small suppliers over the decade.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "conglomerate" in Japanese?
"conglomerate" in Japanese is コングロマリット, コングロメレート, 礫岩. conglomerate means: A large company made up of several smaller, often unrelated businesses.
How do you pronounce コングロマリット?
"conglomerate" in Japanese is コングロマリット, pronounced "konguromaritto".
How do you use "conglomerate" in a sentence?
Example: "The media conglomerate owns newspapers, TV channels, and a streaming service." In Japanese, "conglomerate" is コングロマリット, コングロメレート, 礫岩.
Are there other ways to say "conglomerate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "conglomerate": コングロマリット, コングロメレート, 礫岩.