英语释义

1. with a group of people
The children have no idea how to behave in company.

片语

DesirableExperience in international company有在外企工作的经验

in any company在任何交际场合

Also in the company还在公司里

work in a company在公司工作

Delighting in your company与卿相依

Internship in the company在公司实习

In certain company某些公司

In my company我在公司呢

Cause in your company因为在你的陪伴里

英汉例句

• Living conditions are deplorable for far too many. Many workers live in company dormitories where eight to 12 people share a small single room with bunk beds three high.

  生活条件相当艰苦，很多工人住在公司的集体宿舍里，8到12个人住在一个单间，睡三米高的双层床。

• said Gou, speaking on May 27 when he opened the factory to the largest media gathering in company history.

  5月27日，郭台铭开放工厂，他面对着公司有史以来最多的媒体说道。

• Obviously, you「d be better off owning stock in company a than in company b, but how do you know which is which?

  显然，你买A公司的股票比买B公司好。但是你怎么知道哪个公司是A公司，哪个公司是B公司呢？

• A few moments later, about three o 」clock, Courfeyrac chanced to be passing along the Rue Mouffetard in company with Bossuet.

  过了一会儿，将近三点钟，古费拉克在博须埃陪同下，偶然经过穆夫达街。

• Gazprom chairman, Alexei Miller, says the funds have yet to appear in company accounts.

  俄罗斯天然气公司董事长阿列克赛·米勒说，这笔钱还没有出现在公司的账面上。

• Wholesale record prices are highly visible—a few prices in company catalogues account for the bulk of sales—which suggests that firms could plausibly co-ordinate on an agreed tariff.

  产片的批发价格是高度透明的，公司目录上少少的价格就说明了大部分的销售状况，这也表明唱片公司很有可能在制定价格表上达成一致。

• One who diverts the resources in company for personal affairs;

  挪用公司资源做私事者；

• Are employees encouraged to participate in company decisions?

  鼓励员工参与公司决定吗？

• They are pack animals, and their essence is meant to be living in company of others.

  他们都是聚群动物，究其实质，就是要与其他动物相伴而生。

• No offense, but if a company will hire you to do a job that important, you know, that「s scary, but you don」t want to be in company so big, you can「t make interesting mistakes.

  我没有冒犯的意思，但如果这个公司想再雇你，去做那么重要，或者说恐怖的工作，但你会不想在这么大的公司工作，因为你不能再犯这样的错误了。

• It causes employees to lose faith in company decisions and, ultimately, in the company.

  它能使员工对公司的决定失去信心，最后对公司失去信心。

• It」s becoming increasingly difficult to challenge most companies on their promises, not due to a devaluing of opinions but because of the huge increase in company blogs over the last few years.

  挑战大多数公司的诺言变得越来越困难，不是因为意见的贬值，而是因为在过去几年里公司博客的大幅增加。

• The hope is that a flat-rate income tax of 16% and a reduction in company taxes will kickstart growth.

  希望固定税率为16%的所得税和公司税收的减少能起到经济增长作用。

• Directors from failed companies are red-flagged in company research reports, says Paul Hodgson, communications director and research associate at corporate governance research firm GMI.

  公司治理研究公司GMI宣传总监与助理研究员保罗?霍奇森称，在公司调查报告中，倒闭公司的董事被打上了「危险人物」的标签。

• Residents get a basic salary, but the bulk of their pay comes in annual bonuses, of which they are required to invest 80 percent in company stock.

  居民们有基本工资但是他们大部分所得来自于年度分红而年度分红的80%必须投资在公司股票上。

• After the collapse of Enron, an American energy company, it turned out that many of its workers had invested their pensions in company shares. They lost everything.

  美国安然(能源公司)有很多员工用他们的养老金来投资公司的股票，结果在公司倒闭之后，他们就失去了一切。

• Sound legal rules in company laws and securities regulations are a first step towards effective corporate governance.

  健全的公司法和证券法是向有效的公司治理迈出的第一步。