corporate
1 of 1adjective/ˈkɔr.pɜ.rət/
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involving a large company
B2- The corporate headquarters of the company are located in New York City.
- She attended a corporate event to network with other professionals in her field.
- The corporate culture emphasizes teamwork and innovation.
- They developed a corporate strategy to expand into international markets.
- Corporate taxes play a significant role in government revenue collection.
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shared by or involving all members of a group acting together
- The decision reflected the corporate will of the committee.
- Corporate responsibility requires input from all team members.
- They made a corporate effort to improve the neighborhood.
- Corporate planning ensures everyone's efforts are coordinated.
- The organization emphasized corporate accountability.
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(of a company or organization) legally recognized as a single entity
- Corporate governance dictates how a corporation is managed.
- Local authorities, like other corporate bodies, may reduce capital spending.
- The law protects corporate property from individual claims.
- Corporate status allows a business to enter contracts and own assets.
- Mergers require approval from the corporate board.
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