corporate

英 [ˈkɔːpərət]

美 [ˈkɔːrpərət]

adj. 公司的; 组成公司(或团体)的; 法人的; 社团的; 全体的; 共同的

复数：corporates　

Collins.3 / BNC.1983 / COCA.1579

牛津词典

adj.

公司的
connected with a corporation
1. corporate finance/planning/strategy
  公司的财务 / 计划 / 战略
2. corporate identity (= the image of a company, that all its members share)
  公司形象
3. corporate hospitality (= when companies entertain customers to help develop good business relationships)
  公司对顾客的热情招待
组成公司（或团体）的；法人的
forming a corporation
1. The BBC is a corporate body .
  英国广播公司为法人团体。
2. The law applies to both individuals and corporate bodies.
  本法律既适用于个人也适用于法人团体。
社团的；全体的；共同的
involving or shared by all the members of a group
1. corporate responsibility
  共同的责任

There are also studies and projects examining Corporate Social Responsibility in China.
我们也有关于中国企业的社会责任的研究和项目。
If they are wrong, both of them will end up in the corporate slow lane
要是他们错了，那么他俩都会沦为公司里的落后分子。
They no longer expect corporate profits to improve
他们不再期待公司利润会增长。
The owner opened a corporate checking account at the bank.
公司老板在银行开了一个法人账户。
Corporate backbiting is nothing new.
在公司里，背后说人坏话并非什么新鲜事。
They want to see more women take their place higher up the corporate or professional ladder.
他们希望看到更多的女性在管理或职业的阶梯上占据高位。
This established a strong corporate image.
这树立起了一种强有力的公司形象。
All the banking groups have a similar aim to be the all-purpose bank for their private and corporate customers.
所有的银行都具有相同的目的，那就是成为他们的私人或公司客户的全能的银行。
The new corporate leaders often fly to Washington to confer with government officials on national policy.
这些新的公司领导人常常飞往华盛顿，同政府官员商讨国家的政策。
In other words, we have to build different corporate cultures and ways of working.
换句话说，我们必须建立不同的企业文化和运作方式。