partnership in Latin
partnership in Latin is consortium — partnership means a relationship in which two or more people or groups work together toward a shared goal.
partnership in Latin
consortium
What does "partnership" mean?
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noun A relationship in which two or more people or groups work together toward a shared goal.
"The two charities formed a partnership to fund the new shelter."
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noun A legally recognised business owned and run by two or more people.
"The accountants set up a partnership instead of a corporation."
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partnership in a sentence
- The two charities formed a partnership to fund the new shelter.
- Their partnership lasted through good times and bad.
- The accountants set up a partnership instead of a corporation.
- Each partner in the partnership is liable for its debts.
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What is "partnership" in Latin?
"partnership" in Latin is consortium. partnership means: A relationship in which two or more people or groups work together toward a shared goal.
How do you use "partnership" in a sentence?
Example: "The two charities formed a partnership to fund the new shelter." In Latin, "partnership" is consortium.
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