会社 (かいしゃ) Japanese meaning | Kotomoraに
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He works for a large company.
Usage patterns
〈人〉が会社に入るfor someone to join a company
He joined this company last year.
会社で働くto work at a company
My sister works at a large company.
会社に勤めるto be employed at a company
My father is employed at a trading company.
会社を経営するto run/manage a company
会社を設立するto establish/found a company
She established a company in her twenties.
会社 refers to a company as a legal entity, whereas 事業所 refers to the physical office or facility where that company's business is conducted.
会社 is the everyday word for a business company, whereas 社団 is a formal legal term for a membership-based corporate body, not necessarily for-profit.
会社 refers to the company as a business entity, while 事務所 refers specifically to the physical office space or building.
会社 is the general word for 'company', while 株式会社 specifically names the legal joint-stock corporation form.
会社 specifically means a company, whereas 勤め先 can refer to any employer, including shops, hospitals, or schools.
会社 means the company as a business entity, while 社屋 refers only to the physical building the company uses.
N1
外車 (がいしゃ, 'foreign car') and 会社 (かいしゃ, 'company') sound similar to learners but are completely unrelated words.
会社員
N5
company employee; office worker; white-collar worker
advertising company; ad agency
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corporate law; company law · Companies Act
company-established; corporate
company funeral
wholesale company; wholesaler
large company; major corporation · large company (legal definition)
sub-subsidiary; second-tier subsidiary
shipping company; steamship company
gas company
