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corp

Pronunciation: [kɔrp]

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Learn how to use corp in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “business”

(noun) a corporation, which is a large company or group of people authorized to act as a single entity and recognized by law. Corporations can provide goods, services, and create jobs, and they need to follow specific laws to operate.

Example

The new tech corp is hiring many employees this year.

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That small business isn't a corp; it's just a family-run shop.

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Is that company a corp or a small business?

Context: “government”

(abbreviation) short for 'corporation,' often used in legal documents and business settings. It’s a way to make writing shorter and simpler when referring to corporations.

Example

The doc mentioned ABC Corp as one of the key players.

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They don't use the term corp in the report; they write out the whole word instead.

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What does 'Corp' mean in this document?

Context: “military”

(noun) a division of a military organization, often responsible for specific operations or functions. It's like a big team working together in the army to achieve missions.

Example

The medical corp provides care for soldiers on the front lines.

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That unit is not part of the military corp; they focus on logistics instead.

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Which corp is responsible for communications in the army?

How to pronounce corp

Pronunciation: [kɔrp]

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