corporate in Latin
corporate in Latin is corporātus — corporate means relating to a large company or business organization as a whole.
corporate in Latin
corporātus
Of or relating to a corporation.
What does "corporate" mean?
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adj Relating to a large company or business organization as a whole.
"The corporate office handles all major decisions."
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adj Shared or united as a single group.
"They made a corporate decision to relocate the team."
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noun A bond issued by a company (short for "corporate bond").
"The fund holds several corporates alongside government debt."
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corporate in a sentence
- The corporate office handles all major decisions.
- She works in corporate finance.
- They made a corporate decision to relocate the team.
- The fund holds several corporates alongside government debt.
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What is "corporate" in Latin?
"corporate" in Latin is corporātus. corporate means: Relating to a large company or business organization as a whole.
How do you use "corporate" in a sentence?
Example: "The corporate office handles all major decisions." In Latin, "corporate" is corporātus.
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