corp

英 [kɒp]

美 ['kɔrp]

abbr.  （Latin prefix=body） （拉丁语前缀）身体; 主要部分

经济

BNC.1774

英英释义

noun

• a business firm whose articles of incorporation have been approved in some state
  Synonym:corporation

双语例句

• A scandal at News Corp.'s tabloid News of the World over alleged voice-mail interceptions prompted promises of new U.
  新闻集团（NewsCorp。）旗下小报《世界新闻报》（NewsoftheWorld）被控窃听语音信箱的丑闻促使英国政府出面承诺说，将对引发争议的报道策略展开新的调查。
• Others, including McDonald's Corp and Starbucks Corp, followed suit.
  其他公司像麦当劳和星巴克也效仿了这一做法。
• For News Corp this was an attractive opportunity to consolidate the cash flows of a mature and profitable business.
  对新闻集团来说，这是一个诱人的机会，合并一项成熟而又盈利业务的现金流。
• 'The demand for steel is virtually nonexistent,'says Dan DiMicco, CEO of steelmaker Nucor Corp.
  钢铁企业NucorCorp。首席执行长迪米科（DanDiMicco）说，现在基本上不存在钢材需求。
• Japanese toy maker Takara Co and videogame producer Konami Corp have developed such a new technology.
  日本玩具制造商Takara公司和电玩游戏制造商Konami公司都已经开发出这项新技术了。
• News Corp's British Sky Broadcasting has since been a pivotal force in the industry.
  此后，新闻集团旗下的英国天空广播公司（BskyB）一直是传媒业的中坚力量。
• News Corp and NDS had no immediate comment.
  新闻集团和nds没有立刻发表评论。
• And dish Corp. ( DISH), the satellite cable provider, gets a P/ E of 36.
  卫星与有线电视提供商DishCorp的市盈率更是达到了36倍。
• For years investors have wanted News Corp to spin off its newspaper assets.
  多年来投资者都期望新闻集团能丢掉它资产中报纸的这一块。
• His non-compete agreement with News Corp expired last year.
  他与新闻集团之间的非竞争协议已于去年到期。