corporation in Japanese
corporation in Japanese is 株式会社 — corporation means a company or organization recognized by law as a single legal entity, separate from its owners.
corporation in Japanese
株式会社
Pronounced: kabushikigaisha
A body corporate, created by law or under authority of law, having a continuous existence independent of the existences of its members, and powers and liabilities distinct from those of its members.
What does "corporation" mean?
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noun A company or organization recognized by law as a single legal entity, separate from its owners.
"The corporation reported record profits this quarter."
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noun The governing body of a town or city.
"The corporation approved funding for the new library."
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corporation in a sentence
- The corporation reported record profits this quarter.
- She founded a corporation to protect her personal assets.
- The corporation approved funding for the new library.
- The corporation voted to repair the market square and widen the high street.
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What is "corporation" in Japanese?
"corporation" in Japanese is 株式会社. corporation means: A company or organization recognized by law as a single legal entity, separate from its owners.
How do you pronounce 株式会社?
"corporation" in Japanese is 株式会社, pronounced "kabushikigaisha".
How do you use "corporation" in a sentence?
Example: "The corporation reported record profits this quarter." In Japanese, "corporation" is 株式会社.
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