syndicate in Korean
syndicate in Korean is 신디케이트 — syndicate means a group of people or companies who join together to run a business venture or pursue a shared interest.
syndicate in Korean
신디케이트
Pronounced: sindikeiteu
group of individuals or companies
What does "syndicate" mean?
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noun A group of people or companies who join together to run a business venture or pursue a shared interest.
"A syndicate of local investors bought the old cinema."
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noun An organized group of criminals working together, especially in large-scale crime.
"Police say the drugs were smuggled in by an international syndicate."
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noun A media agency, or the network it supplies, that sells the same articles, comic strips, or shows to many outlets at once.
"Her advice column runs in dozens of papers through a national syndicate."
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verb To sell or distribute content (such as a column, show, or cartoon) to many outlets through such an agency.
"The radio show is syndicated to over 200 stations."
syndicate in a sentence
- A syndicate of local investors bought the old cinema.
- Police say the drugs were smuggled in by an international syndicate.
- Her advice column runs in dozens of papers through a national syndicate.
- The radio show is syndicated to over 200 stations.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "syndicate" in Korean?
"syndicate" in Korean is 신디케이트. syndicate means: A group of people or companies who join together to run a business venture or pursue a shared interest.
How do you pronounce 신디케이트?
"syndicate" in Korean is 신디케이트, pronounced "sindikeiteu".
How do you use "syndicate" in a sentence?
Example: "A syndicate of local investors bought the old cinema." In Korean, "syndicate" is 신디케이트.
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