会社 (かいしゃ, kaisha) Japanese meaning: company | Kotomora勤
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He works for a large company.
We plan to establish a new 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.
事業所
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.
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
