company in Latin
company in Latin is coetus — company means a business organization that sells goods or provides services.
company in Latin
coetus
A group of individuals who work together for a common purpose.
What does "company" mean?
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noun A business organization that sells goods or provides services.
"She started her own company after years of working for others."
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noun The presence of other people, especially as companionship.
"He enjoyed the company of old friends."
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noun A group of people who perform together, such as actors or dancers.
"The dance company toured five cities in two weeks."
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company in a sentence
- She started her own company after years of working for others.
- The company reported record profits this quarter.
- He enjoyed the company of old friends.
- The dance company toured five cities in two weeks.
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What is "company" in Latin?
"company" in Latin is coetus. company means: A business organization that sells goods or provides services.
How do you use "company" in a sentence?
Example: "She started her own company after years of working for others." In Latin, "company" is coetus.
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